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Kurt Robinson Raps: Anarchapulco 2017 – Episode 158
The Story: Liberty hip hop
At Anarchapulco 2017, I (Kurt) had the opportunity to once again give an explosive hip hop performance. I spent a month re-memorising the songs, improving my delivery, and practising my speech. This was this most effort I’ve ever put into preparing for a musical performance in my life.
I rapped songs about freedom, how governments terrorise their own citizens, the history of money and why fiat currency is dangerous, the power that we have hidden inside of ourselves, about my own experience coming face-to-face with death, and about the ex-patriates that now live in Acapulco. I also tried to convey an important message to the crowd, that acceptance of yourself and others can lead the way to real, lasting change.
Many thanks to Doug Scribner, Ryan Herbison, Dan Dicks and everyone involved in this event.
The Eps:
Liberty hip hop Anarchapulco 2016
The Cash:
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The Road to Anarchapulco: Kenny Palurintano – Episode 140
The Story: Kenny travels from festival to festival
Kenny Palurintano is an anarchist, a traveller, and an all-round nice guy. For 16 months, he has been on a journey to “help build a new neural network for the Earth, connecting humans, communities, and organizations from all across the planet.” He has visited many festivals and events, cooked for many strangers, and distributed literature to get the cogs moving in people’s brains, to inspire them to think about liberty in new ways. Now Kenny is on a new leg of his journey, in preparation for Anarchapulco 2017, and he’s asking for your help to continue his work.
In this episode, Aaron and Kurt discuss many topics with Kenny, such as his trip around North America, or Turtle Island as it’s known more traditionally, the philanthropism of Manoj Bhargava, Kenny’s experience at rainbow gatherings and other events full of free spirits, the philosophical differences between anarcho-capitalism and other types of anarchism, and whether it’s necessary to bridge the gap between them.
If you like what Kenny is doing, please feel free to reach out to him or help him here: The Road to Anarchapulco!
The Eps:
Using sustainable agriculture to make a cooperative earth: Kenny Palurintano – Episode 96
Anarchist adventurer: Kenny Palurintano – Episode 73
The Links:
The Road to Anarchapulco announcement and crowdfunding
Kenny’s Conscious Kitchen on Facebook
Billions in Change film about Manoj Bhargava
The Cash:
If you enjoy our posts, please have a look at The Paradise Paradox’s page on Steemit where you can join, earn money, and upvote our posts to help support the show! You can also find a lot of additional content which is not posted on this site, with Kurt’s posts on Steemit and Aaron’s posts on Steemit.
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Episode 113 – Non-Aggression Principle – Anarchapulco Nights
The Episode:
How we celebrate the newest annual Mexican holiday that represents freedom for our fellow human… Anarchapulco!
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The Story:
Everyone has their favourite holiday season, we all love the summer break, Christmas and Easter. As for myself and many other free minds we celebrate ideas and giving freedom to our fellow man. This event like many other holidays only happens once a year, it has become the new perfect reason to quit your job, to retire or at least take a few weeks off work. Kurt and I have attended this event for 2 years running – and many others that attended decided to remain in Acapulco, either way – see you at Anarchapulco!
Here we have for you another behind the scenes episode of the greatest event, being ‘Anarchapulco’. In this episode we discuss how important Anarchapulco has become for the Paradise Paradox. For the reason that there is an interesting dynamic that is cultivated at this event. Firstly everyone brings shared values and when spending time with many many people that understand and seek similar passions, there is a light generated at the end of the tunnel. We choose peace, love and Anarchy and this holiday/conference is celebrated in Acapulco, Mexico.
In the second half of this episode Kurt explains to me an important principle, which many understand and follow in their everyday lives. Basically this principle outlines that one should not inflict violence against others. However, this principal has much deeper implications, that many may not have considered. Have you asked yourself – Where do I draw the line when others want to inflict violence against me? or, how do I feel about living in a society that threatens violence to control people? At what level am I willing to accept violence in my life..? These are the questions that leaves one wondering… if our society is so modern and civilised why do bodies of governance lower themselves to such medieval ways?
The Eps:
Anarcho-Superheroes – Anarchapulco Nights 2016
Liberty Hip Hop Live at Anarchapulco 2016
Closet Communist – Anarchapulco Nights 2016
The Links:
A Rational Principle of Ethics and Liberty
Episode 110 – Anarcho-Superheroes Anarchapulco Nights 2016
The Episode:
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The Story:
This could be one of my favourite PP-Dice-Dox themes ‘Anarchapulco Nights!’ In this episode Kurt and I discuss more of our personal experiences from the largest anarchist conference in the world, Anarchapulco! The conference itself offers packed days of paradigm shattering topics and long nights of thought provoking discussions – which takes a solid toll on the minds eye.
In this episode we share a few funny stories from behind the scenes. As well as the weirdness of being around so many interesting super heroes. Attending the event immerses you in an empowering scene with so many inspiring people. This could be a rare experience for many of us. However, when sharing your own personal story, you may realise that we all have the capacity to be inspiring, when and if you are willing to make the leap.
The Eps:
Liberty Hip Hop Live at Anarchapulco 2016
Anarchapulco Nights – Closet Communist
Using Sustainable Agriculture To Make A Cooperative Earth: Kenny Palurintano
Anarchist Adventurer Kenny Palurintano
The Links:
Episode 100 – Closet Communist
The Episode:
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The Story:
In this episode Kurt and Aaron are discussing an ‘Anarchapulco nights’ experience, where Aaron had his mind blown. He recounts a conversation with fellow Anarchapulco attendee ‘Pitstop’. The conversation was based on ideas of capitalist vs communist – not so much in which one is better, but rather, which aspects could be used to create a better world. During this conversation Aaron’s perspective was shifted – now, a changed man.
Taking a look at this wider world, it is not difficult to see that much of it is upside down. Where vaccines cause illness, the law protects the guilty, government does not represent the collective public and politicians are financed puppets. Our world of capitalism appears to be nothing more than a brand of consumerism, greed and corruption. True capitalism has been taken away and hidden far from the naive and drugged first world. Has the wool has been pulled over our eyes? Or have our eyes been removed – somewhat like the beaks of mass produced chickens?
Homework for this episode, might be to check-in on your own understanding of a free market system? For the mean time feed your cannabinoids and put on your brain helm as here is another head rattling episode of The Paradise Paradox!!!
The Eps:
Liberty Hip Hop Live at Anarchapulco 2016
Using Sustainable Agriculture To Make A Cooperative Earth: Kenny Palurintano
Anarchist Adventurer Kenny Palurintano
The Links:
Speech by José Pepe Mujica at Río20
Anarchast Ep. 217 Vit Jedlička: The President of the New Anarcho-Capitalist State Liberland
Episode 86 – Juan Galt: Seeking Freedom: The Acapulco Files
The Episode:
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The Story:
Ever since the peaceful anarchist event, Anarchapulco, in 2015, many people from the US and Canada have decided that moving to Acapulco, Mexico might improve their lives. Many found ways to make money off the Internet or to transfer their existing jobs to a new location, and start a new life where they didn’t have to worry so much about any government interfering their lives, threatening them for operating their business in a way that the state didn’t like, or getting their dogs shot by police officers for no apparent reason.
They may face many obstacles on their journey, including their friends and family warning them to stay away from the city which is run by drug cartels, where the police periodically go on strike, and which is reputedly the fourth most dangerous in the world. Nevertheless, these brave soldiers journey on, and many of them are willing to share their expatriation wisdom experience with the world. It takes one man to document the evolution of this community of liberty-minded individuals, this Latin American “Galt’s Gulch”, and his name is Juan Galt.
In this episode, Kurt interviews Juan and talks about the ways that cryptocurrency might be used in the near future to replace government property registry systems, his documentary (renamed since the interview as “Seeking Freedom: The Acapulco Files”), and ways to break down borders using Bitcoin and smart contracts. Join us on a jet-setting, freedom-fighting, border-bounding episode of … The Paradise Paradox!
The Eps:
Episode 50 – Juan Galt: Ethereum and the Future
Episode 52 – Juan Galt: The Panopticon & Your Privacy
The Links:
“Seeking Freedom: The Acapulco Files” on Disruptek.Info
“Seeking Freedom: The Acapulco Files” on Facebook
“Seeking Freedom: The Acapulco Files” trailer on YouTube
Juan Galt interviews Andreas Antonopoulos
BitHalo: Mother of smart contracts
Episode 20 – Anarchapulco Nights
Back to reality and sober from the blast of Anarchapulco, loaded with new experiences and contacts. These are some stories from what happened at the first anarcho-capitalist conference in Mexico that we had no way of anticipating. Many personal realisations, and culture shocks. Interesting types, expanding thoughts with like minds and of course… secret agents welcome.
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Episode 17 – Luke Rudkowski Revolutionary Journalism
Luke Rudkowksi of We Are Change and leader in the 9/11 truth movement was in Guadalajara for a few days and we got a chance to take him for the traditional Mexican drink pulque, and squeeze in this interview. Luke talks about the personal qualities it takes to be a revolutionary journalist, confronting your fears, the falsity and deception of mainstream media, climate change, Occupy Wall Street and Anarchapulco.
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We Are Change.org
Change Media University
Pulque on Wikipedia
Luke & David Icke at Occupy Wall Street
Henry Kissinger Confronted While Receiving The Freedom Award
Loose Change Final Cut
Episode 16 – Anarchapulco Breakdown
It wasn’t easy to fit the experience of Anarchapulco into a video less than an hour long, but we sure gave it a red hot crack. We talk about a few of speakers and ideas we found interesting from the conference, the technologies and people who are likely to change the world within the next few years and decades, and the questions about spirituality which frequently arose.
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Here are some related links:
Bitnation
Turing machine on Wikipedia
Total Spanish: Revised (Learn Spanish with the Michel Thomas Method)
Pimsleur Spanish
Duolingo
Benny Lewis’ language learning tips on Tim Ferriss’ blog
How to learn any language in record time and never forget it
Anarchast – your source for anarchy on the Internet
Joycamp – comedy for truth seekers
