Hey, so I just interviewed the Rev. Ivan Stang of the Church of the Subgenius and even though 'the conspiracy' tried its best to stop us (by interfering with our connection at key moments), the interview went really well! SO! as mentioned in episode 3, the next show WILL be an interview with Rev. Stang and will be available on wednesday via the site, iTunes and all good podcatchers. We have secured an interview with the amazing Douglas Rushkoff, but we are holding that one back until August for various reasons, the main one being a new book that we'll hopefully get to discuss with him.  Now some of you have emailed us demanding some Aleister Crowley/occult-centric episodes, and don't worry we are listening! We are readying our experts and episode 5 should be riddled with hidden history and Crowleyanity, so keep listening!  Anyway, thanks for all your emails and offers of help, we'll be rolling out the new Myspace profile which is being put together by our "agent in the field" Paul 'StuntCock', noise-master and social networking insurgent. Paul will also hopefully be providing us with some of the coolest new crazy noise bands in his own segment in the show. 

Those cool cats over at the Maybe Logic Academy have announced more courses from slackmaster-general Rev. Ivan Stang, primary word-hole for the mighty J R "Bob" Dobbs and master scribe of the Church of the Subgenius!  The Maybe Logic Academy was formed by the amazing writer, and underated thinker, Robert Anton Wilson a few years ago: Courses are grounded in the philosophy and perspective of maybe logic, an approach which emphasizes the fallibility and relativity of perception and tends to approach information and observations with questions, probabilities and multiple perspectives rather than absolute truths. This "model agnosticism" informs all MLA courses by maintaining an experimental attitude towards any particular paradigm, theory or model of reality. The courses are taught online using some really cool multimedia and totally original works by its teachers who include: Douglas Rushkoff, R U Sirius and Lon Milo Duquette. The aims of Rev Stang's course are clear:  ...students will have designed and developed their own religious cult to the point of marketability. Now if only L. Ron Hubbard had thought of that?!? Further info on the course and the Maybe Logic Academy can be found here

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Hi there...wow!...this has been a LONG time coming! This is the home for the all new blog and podcast community called Right Where you are Sitting Now, the aim of this site is to slowly build a community of like-minded people and shows and give them a place where they can express their idea's. The, for use of a better term, 'flagship' show of the site is the same-named Right Where you are Sitting Now Podcast; this show will be an interview based show, presented by me and a revolving door of guest hosts. The premise of the show is the investigation of the Counter-cultural and Subcultural weirdness this world throws at us. Topics will include everything from The Occult to Underground Music and Fringe Writers. The first episode is an interview with the hosts of two of my all time favourite podcasts Out There Radio and Two Geeks, a Mic and a Podcast. In this episode I will be asking my guests to describe their experiences podcasting, running a show and some of their favourite moments. The show is well underway already, with the Out There crew already interviewed and in the bag (awesome guys) and the Two Geeks interview taking ...