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WAKE ISLAND, David Leo Rice, Teodor MitewWake Island: Exploring the Imagery, Sickness, and Energy of 2025
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Teodor Mitew: Complexity, Collapse & the Myth of the Future
Today’s guest is Dr. Teodor Mitew. He’s a systems thinker, historian, and digital media scholar at the University of Sydney, and the author of a new book called The Red Queen Trap: Complexity, Collapse, and the Myth of the Future, along w...
The Sh*thole Opry Collector's Guide with Derek McCormack
Our guest today is Derek McCormack, a writer, artist, and fashion connoisseur who’s spent three decades turning nostalgia into something profane and elevated.
His new book, a catalogue called The Sh*thole Opry Collector’s Guide, imagines V...
Evil: A Study of Lost Techniques with Jason Bahbak Mohaghegh
This is the reason for the severity sensed in every lullaby: the sleeping child is a wind chime for the human misadventure that lurks around every corner. They are our only true companions across the great divide (between now, then, and w...
Wake Island: Cry of the Conquered
FINALE (Written by Paul K and David Leo Rice)
“Get me to God’s country.”
CRY OF THE CONQUERED
Written by David Leo Rice and Paul K
We’re hoping to release more podcasts and Substack posts in 2026.
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WAKE ISLAND IS A CONVERSATION SERIES ABOUT THE DARKENING UNDERCURRENTS OF CONTEMPORARY CULTURE WITH HOSTS PAUL K AND DAVID LEO RICE \ud83d\udd73️ \ud83d\udc07
I'm a writer of dark and surreal fiction from Northampton, MA. My novels include The Berlin Wall, A Room in Dodge City, A Room in Dodge City Vol. 2, ANGEL HOUSE, The New House, Drifter: Stories, and The Squimbop Condition.
student of history｜systems noticer｜latent archeofuturism
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