Mark Devlin podcast/ radio interviews

I guested live on Vinny Eastwood’s AFR show, getting into various aspects of corporate music industry shenanigans, and the overall state of human society. (This is an edited version of our chat which dispenses with a few of the subject areas I’ve already discussed a million times in previous interviews.)

The mainstream media have had their say about Jay-Z and Beyonce’s new album, and - as per the script - they’re all gushing about how they’re the modern-day black power couple, in touch with their people and representing their culture, etc, etc.Now it’s time for an alternative take on the true nature of these two, courtesy of this excellent rant by Billy Ray Valentine, host of the Infinite Fringe podcast, and it’s no-holds-barred candid real talk. I contribute some thoughts of my own towards the end of this, too.This won’t be popular with some … but then the truth so rarely is.

A rare English-speaking episode of the Cui Bono podcast hosted by Martin, Patrik and Daniel in Gothenburg, Sweden. This one is deep and far-reaching as we cover aspects of the awakening process and how this can bring both its problems and its sense of fulfilment in our lives, plus some spiritual principles, some observations of the tactics of the 'elite' control system, and of course, plenty on the manipulations of the satanic corporate music industry.

A departure from the usual interview formats here, as I guested on the Mind The Gap show with Kevin Martin to talk about the messages contained within a favourite movie. I selected 2012’s ‘Cloud Atlas, and through examining the film’s complex narrative, we got into the ideas of good and evil, free will, karma, Natural Law, reincarnation, social engineering, and how film and Lifetime Actors are used to seed thoughts and ideas in the subconscious hive minds of the viewing public.

This one won't be popular. But then the truth rarely is. Some candid real talk about the true nature of Jay-Z and Beyonce, and the grotesque race-baiting and hypocrisy portrayed through their new album, 'Everything Is Love,' and in particular the track 'Black Effect.'

A show in which we get into the artistic and spiritual degradation of Kanye West and how, in many ways, he is a personification of the debasement of the hip-hop genre, and even popular culture, generally.From the show notes:Kanye West has had a history of strange behavior. All signs for MK Ultra mind control seem to check off with him. There is plenty of Occult symbolism and influence surrounding his super star run. Is his "Programming" breaking down? He has mentioned many times that his life is in danger. Is this the case? If so , why?

Not your average discussion from around the water cooler at work. These are some deep refections on the Big Questions - the meaning of life, the nature of this reality as a teaching ground for souls to grow in wisdom, knowledge and morality, the way duality and other constructs had to be present in this reality for the lessons to work, Free Will and consequentialism, and the working off of karmic debt through successive lifetimes.Here’s Tom with the weather.(Excerpts from an interview with Charlie Freak for the Freaksense TV YouTube channel, 2018.)

The gifts of sarcasm and dry, sardonic wit are wonderful tools for navigating through this lunatic asylum of a reality. Here, they’re put to use in this cynical appraisal of mainstream thought and the hive mind, expressed through the tenet of The Official Version of Everything. (Excerpts from an interview with Charlie Freak for the Freaksense TV YouTube channel, 2018.)Please share with anyone you feel may benefit from hearing it!

I was happy to link up again with the very incisive podcast host Michael Joseph, to round off our two-part chat about some unsettling aspects of hip-hop music and culture that never get spoken about elsewhere.In Michael’s words:“Conversation starts @ 3:05. Mark and I continue to discuss the role of the 5 Percenter teachings and Nation of Islam in Hip-Hop; we picked up where we left off in episode 2. In this discussion we focus mostly on Louis Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam and the Malcolm X–Elijah Muhammad controversy; we also discuss 5-percenter/Islam influenced Hip-Hop groups such as Public Enemy and the Wu-Tang clan. We wrap up by talking about DMX and some of his strange behavior in relationship to esoteric and religious agendas within Rap music. Hypocrisy is the general theme of this discussion and there is plenty to go around.”This show is best listened two after first absorbing part one of our chat, for a full study of the subject matter under discussion. You can catch part one here:https://schism206.podbean.com/e/p2bp-podcast-episode-2-mark-devlin

Here’s the audio my live appearance on the Kev Baker Show on Truth Frequency Radio, 1st May 2018.Topics discussed include: The occult significance of the date 1st May; strange and suspect circumstances surrounding the recent death of the electronic dance music star Avicii; the conceptual origins of Avicii’s chosen artist name; the recent trend towards dance music DJs being embraced by royalty and the ‘elite’ establishment; the social conditioning psy-op elements of the worldwide dance music and clubbing scene from its humble roots within Acid House; Lifetime Actors and ‘chosen ones’ and the roles they play in shaping culture; the dubious family backgrounds of celebrities; untimely deaths of musicians which are never adequately explained.