A podcast exploring the noble effect of heaven-sent madness. What drives an artist to create? What influences their creations? Is anything original or just derivative of previous work? Is there a stream on artistic consciousness we are able to tap into, if only we know how? https://www.terrwar.com/
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February 20, 2023
<p>We covered a decent amount of ground on this one. We talked about the music these fellas are making, the music they're into, addiction and recovery, the CIA and the war on drugs, Manson and well.. like I said, we covered a lot of ground and I have a hard time focusing. Just a disclaimer: I'm not a therapist, psychiatrist, medical doctor or anything close to those. I talk about a lot of things from personal experience, so when to it comes to mental health and treatment and that sort of thing, please never just go and do the things that I talk about and swear as gospel as far as my personal journey is concerned. It's really best to consult a professional.</p>
January 17, 2023
<p>The Perfect Pass: American Genius and the Reinvention of Football, by S.C. Gwynne, is a fascinating and detailed look at the story of Hal Mumme and the rise of the "Air Raid" offense in college football. The book is a compelling tribute to the power of the underdog, as Mumme, a small-time coach from Texas, revolutionized the way the game is played.</p><p>Mumme, a little-known coach who spent most of his career at small schools, was an unlikely candidate to change the game of football. But with the help of his protégé, Mike Leach, he developed a new offensive system that relied on quick passes and a high-tempo pace. This "Air Raid" offense was initially met with skepticism by many in the football establishment, but over time it proved to be incredibly effective.</p><p>Gwynne does an excellent job of telling the story of Mumme and the Air Raid, providing a detailed look at the strategies and tactics used by the offense. He also provides insight into the people and events that helped shape Mumme's career, including his relationships with coaches like Leach and his struggles to gain acceptance from the football establishment.</p><p>Throughout the book, Gwynne illustrates the power of the underdog, highlighting how Mumme and his team were able to overcome the odds and make their mark on the sport. The Perfect Pass is a must-read for any football fan, and it is a testament to the ingenuity and determination of those who dare to challenge the status quo.</p><p>Overall, the book is a great, informative and well-written read, Gwynne's writing is engaging and he does a great job of bringing the story of Hal Mumme and the Air Raid offense to life. It is a great read for anyone interested in football or the story of an unlikely underdog who managed to change the game</p>
January 14, 2023
<p>A brilliant undertaking that showcases the 'two minds', system 1 and system 2. System 1 being the instinctual, often biased knee-jerk reaction to situations and stimuli whereas System 2 is the more methodical and logical, but unfortunately lazy part. When System 2 is lazy, it pawns off the work onto System 1 which can be problematic at times.</p><p>In addition to Thinking, Fast and Slow, I'm listening to the audiobook of Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy and soon to start The Perfect Pass by S.C. Gwynne so my next book review will be for both of those.</p>
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A podcast exploring the noble effect of heaven-sent madness.
What drives an artist to create? What influences their creations? Is anything original or just derivative of previous work? Is there a stream on artistic consciousness we are able to tap into, if only we know how?
https://www.terrwar.com/
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