I indulge in a brief retrospective of the classic early 90s tv show, Quantum Leap.
Category: Art
For Sinematic Effect
I’m not generally inclined to write about electoral politics, much less local politics (boooring!) but I feel compelled to make a few passing remarks on the Arizona Senate election between Kyrsten Sinema and Martha McSally. I didn’t really feel strongly about either candidate, but I’m going to go ahead and endorse Kyrsten Sinema (I already […]
Francis Nally Discusses Fast Food Nationalism
Francis Nally discusses Fast Food Nationalism (or Fast Food Fascism) on The Stark Truth. Listen Here. Francis’ article Fast Food Fascism & It’s Esoteric Meaning Francis’ Lexicon The “innate fascism” lurking behind crass popular culture The origins behind the unpop art movement and Neofolk The Unpop theme of using pop culture imagery to depict transgressive […]
Robert Stark Discusses His Podcasting History
Francis Nally and Brandon Adamson join Robert Stark to discuss his podcasting history, political and cultural evolution, and where he is at now. Podcast is available here Topics: The new book, The Stark Truth With Robert Stark: A Legacy 2009-2018 How for a long time Robert was known as the guy who randomly interviews people […]
Off the Top
“Read old books” they say. Well, I went ahead, dug into my closet looking for some light reading and found an astrology paperback I picked up about 7 years ago from Half Price Books. It’s from 1975 and titled Off the Top. The author was a famed astrologer named Sydney Omarr (note that despite the Arabic […]
Robert Stark Interviews Al Barna and Randall Ann Homan About San Francisco Neon
Al Barna is a San Francisco photographer and artist whose work has been shown in exhibitions at the de Young Museum, the Legion of Honor Museum, the Rayko Gallery, the San Francisco Public Library, and the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery. His photography has been published in CA Modern magazine, Society of Commercial Archaeology Journal, […]
Roger Blackstone: The Politics of Aesthetics
Blackstone speaks as if he were a god, “I’m Roger Blackstone. I have dedicated my life to advancing civilization and furthering human progress, from finding cures to deadly illnesses, to radical life extension, to building utopian cities. Imagine a world where you can get on a fast train in Miami and be in New York […]
Governor Breck Reconsidered
The original Planet of the Apes sequels may have had lower budgets and far fetched premises (even moreso than the first installment) but they became more imaginative and at times the line between hero and villain became somewhat blurred, leaving speciest (human) audiences conflicted about whom to root for. One example of this is Dr. […]
Robert Stark Talks to Ashley Messinger About Retro Futurism ( Part II)
Robert Stark and co-host Brandon Adamson talk to returning guest Ashley Messinger. Ashley is based in the UK and writes for Brandon’s AltLeft.com. You can also find Ashley on Twitter. Interview can be found here. Topics Include: A continuation on the topic of a “Redpilled” SWPL culture and it’s viability The implicit Whiteness of progressive […]
Compare and Contrast
New EP out, Compare and Contrast. Well actually, it’s been out for a little while. It’s a folkish EP / mini album of organ-based, minimalist pop songs, featuring unassuming vocals and a retro, lo-fi sound. It is reminiscent of 90’s and early 00’s indie pop. One critic described the EP as containing “songs that sound […]