Crackhead Parody + Listening w/ our Chakras (Bonus Mini Ep)

What’s up love doves! Welcome to the BNP & thank you for tuning in!

Just dropping a brief bonus ep on the feed before skipping off to Mexico. I’ll be back with some more tasty content in August. I love and appreciate all y’all!

This bonus brew features a Zany Audio Tidbit parody track paying homage to America’s least favorite son, Hunter “Sensory Deprivation White Claw” Biden.

I also pontificate about how listening is an art form, a full body affair, and something we actively engage in from not just with our ears, but also via each one of our 7 chakra tori spinning discs of light, that run up our spine like a diamond snake, constantly scanning our energetic environment.

One Love,
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TRACKLIST FOR THIS EPISODE

Kid Rock – Cowboy (Instrumental) *FAIR USE: editorial, parody, not for profit
BNP Original Parody – Crackhead
Dykotomi – Corvid Crunk
LoFi In Cities – Peaceful Rainy Night on the Rooftop (Mix)
Amaarae – Trust Fund Baby (Fair Use Edit: Slowed & Verbed) *Not For Profit

LINKS

Rosario Castellanos: https://www.literaryladiesguide.com/classic-women-authors-poetry/8-poems-by-rosario-castellanos/

What is a Torus?: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torus

Pablo Neruda: https://genius.com/Pablo-neruda-the-united-fruit-company-annotated

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