Pluribus is absolutely amazing. Good lord I love Vince Gilligan’s filmmaking team.

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is not about "playing God" – it's a timeless parable about human responsibility grappling with environmentalism, feminism, liberation politics, sexuality, birth, death, and family. Let's rediscover the true radicalism of this masterpiece of horror. youtu.be/CY3LkkAgePg

A quick review of Guillermo del Toro's new adaptation of Frankenstein. I did not like it. youtu.be/sZah1P89cPk

Ideological purity is cringe.

TURN. THE VOLUME. UP.

Next October, Dr. Justin Sledge and I are going on tour through New England! Get your tickets here: www.esotericaoccultbooks.com/shop/p/esote... youtu.be/qbqSMx3tqLs?...

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is not about "playing God" – it's a timeless parable about human responsibility grappling with environmentalism, feminism, liberation politics, sexuality, birth, death, and family. Let's rediscover the true radicalism of this masterpiece of horror. youtu.be/CY3LkkAgePg

1. It's fascinating to see, as you can from the responses to the post below, how many daft things people believe, to justify their continued meat eating. So let's examine a few of the common myths in the following thread. 🧵

Every YT creator I know is saying the same thing. The algorithm is fritzing out. Views and revenue are down (sometimes way down), and nobody seems to know why. Some blame this new "restricted mode," others say it's part of Big Tech's rightward shift. Here's my two cents. (1/9)

Remember when a boomer pulled a gun on me while protesting Omni Hotels’ use of foie gras? Well earlier today, Omni finally… quacked… under pressure and promised to enact a foie gras-free policy. Remember, kids: pressure campaigns get the goods.

Perfect time of year to watch (or-rewatch) THE SUDBURY DEVIL. Hope you'll consider us for your spooky season viewing 🎃

Perfect time of year to watch (or-rewatch) THE SUDBURY DEVIL. Hope you'll consider us for your spooky season viewing 🎃

Some good news for a change: thanks to a sustained pressure campaign by grassroots activists, fashion conglomerate Condé Nast will now longer feature animal fur in its publications — including Vogue, the most influential fashion magazine in the world. www.cnn.com/2025/10/06/s...

Many happy returns to revered and best-selling #author #AnneRice, born this day in 1941 who gave the world #TheVampireChronicles beginning with the iconic #InterviewWithTheVampire. She sadly passed away in 2021.

The new EAT-Lancet report is out and I wrote about it -- and also what I saw at Climate Week NYC: An environmental movement still cozying up to Big Meat, and still unafraid to confront scientific consensus on food, agriculture, and livestock.

“‘There’s kind of no way to solve the land use problems in the world unless there is moderation of diets – meat consumption, particularly beef – in the developed world.’” www.theguardian.com/environment/...

It's one thing to sit in your favorite armchair and read about Colonel Benedict Arnold's grueling march across the wilds of Maine to seize the fortress of Quebec City from the British – it's another to strap your hiking boots on, hop in a boat, and try to do it yourself. youtu.be/pK2Ol6RfxkM

What a deranged meltdown. It’s statistically rare for trans women to be perpetrators of sexual violence — they are in fact four times more likely to be *victims* of it! williamsinstitute.law.ucla.edu/press/ncvs-t...

It's one thing to sit in your favorite armchair and read about Colonel Benedict Arnold's grueling march across the wilds of Maine to seize the fortress of Quebec City from the British – it's another to strap your hiking boots on, hop in a boat, and try to do it yourself. youtu.be/pK2Ol6RfxkM

Like the mass murder of bison on the Plains or the clearing of the Eastern Woodlands for animal agriculture, colonialism annihilates and replaces ecosystems as well as peoples, polities, and cultures.

Coming soon on Atun-Shei Films, an epic historical adventure like you've never seen... To commemorate its 250th anniversary, my buddy Benton and I traced the most difficult part of the route of Benedict Arnold's 1775 invasion of Quebec (to disastrous and hilarious consequences). Stay tuned!

spermy heaps

#OTD September 15, 1692, Stephen Johnson confirmed his pact with Satan, as well as his love for French fashion: "he was to have of the Devil for his Service...a pair of French fall Shoes"

The extinction impact of the beef industry is immense. Eating even a little bit multiplies a diet’s impact on endangered species. insane chart from a new open access study comparing extinction impacts of different food production systems t.co/Nc7c8ynR0N

Gretchen wrote a very flattering review of The Sudbury Devil. She seems like good people. This is bullshit. Fuck DC

Coming soon on Atun-Shei Films, an epic historical adventure like you've never seen... To commemorate its 250th anniversary, my buddy Benton and I traced the most difficult part of the route of Benedict Arnold's 1775 invasion of Quebec (to disastrous and hilarious consequences). Stay tuned!

In this video, I talk about how the dairy industry contributes to the ecological polycrisis, how dairy patriarchy hijacked mammalian fluid bonding at the expense of our biosphere, and what we can do to fight back (we will wean the world). youtu.be/V4_kqu6HRuM

When you turn on YouTube's new "restricted mode" on my channel, most of my videos disappear. But not the one with graphic descriptions of slavers cannibalizing a captive, or the one with uncensored slaughterhouse footage. Isn't this supposed to be about protecting children or something?

I’m imagining an alternative to climate-destroying industrial capitalism, most modern leftists vaguely gesture toward either pre-colonial indigenous food ways or local subsistence agriculture. Neither are remotely adequate for providing for the needs of a planet full of 9 billion + people.

Graham Greene died. His film “Clearcut” remains the most potent and haunting movie about colonialism ever made.

I feel like every day I come across a post that’s like “Thing that’s obviously bad for animals is good for animals actually. This is because of laughably incorrect but vaguely woke-sounding reason. My source is I made it the fuck up.” And it’s got 68 trillion likes.

"I'd rather fight a losing battle than roll over and die." Essential viewing from @grockallschmidt.bsky.social

Another banger from Dr. Sledge. www.youtube.com/watch?v=82vx...

Pregnancy is body horror.

To be clear, what NOLA Councilmembers are proposing isn’t just facial recognition —they already have that. They want to run facial rec *on everybody at all times* without warrant or suspicion of a crime. This is without precedent in the US & and an almost unfathomable assault on the 4th Amendment.

When you try to explain to "progressives" that animality is just as much of a social construct as race or gender

Man, the juicy comments just keep rollin’ in.

Points at meat ban bug eating CAT BAN plague dark ages Didn’t happen?

In 1837, the crew of the Portuguese schooner Arrogante brought the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade to new heights of depravity and cruelty. youtu.be/Po2QoNrswi4

When meditating on images of death and destruction from the Second World War, it’s important we don’t lose sight of the most consequential part of that horrible conflict, tanks and their overlapping non-interleaved steel-rim roadwheel arrangement.

Frankenstein's monster quoted Milton atop a windswept alpine crag and switched to thee and thou when he got emotional and ChatGPT is out here just regurgitating Wikipedia with the most boring syntax ever. Boring-ass dystopia 🙄

Andor & Interview with the Vampire being snubbed this badly for the Emmys, while the tedious mushroom zombie show and the hotel show are all that anyone watched is a bit irritating.

You’re welcome

The difference with the story I’m telling in this one is that the cannibalism is arguably the least fucked up thing about it

Welp, Andy's writing a video about cannibalism again

If there’s anything that’s “less than useless,” it’s internet personalities giving uninformed opinions about the efficacy of tactics in political movements they are not a part of and clearly do not support.

When speaking to black living historians at the Buffalo Soldiers Museum in Houston this past Juneteenth, I kept hearing a common refrain: that the Civil War was, in a way, the largest and most successful slave revolt in American history. youtu.be/KWiM00lCRTE

A district judge just found America’s largest poultry companies liable in a 15 year conspiracy to fix and depress meatpacking workers’ wages. The $400 million settlement is the second largest wage-fixing recovery in US history. www.feedstuffs.com/agribusiness...

Feeling good about politics for the first time in a very long time, and wishing every establishment Democrat a terrible evening.