Podcast appearances and mentions of rachel haywire

WVFP PODCAST NYC Reviews Night Owls Podcast with Dimes Square's Future Moldvan Citizen @mainstreamviews; Rachel Haywire of National Futurism accused of hiding Peter Thiel money by Ann Sterzinger at Nuisance Online Distributor and DNC protester and recent Milo Yiannopoulos accuser Rachel Siegel comes to Dimes Square

On this episode of "Unsupervised Learning," Razib talks to Rachel Haywire, who writes at Cultural Futurist. Haywire is the author of Acidexia and began her career in futurism as an event planner for the Singularity Institute. She got her start as part of the "right-brain" faction around the Bay Area transhumanist and futurist scene circa 2010. Currently, she is working on starting an art gallery in New York City that serves as an event space for avant-garde creators who are not encumbered by mainstream or "woke" cultural sensibilities. Haywire recounts her experience as a creator in the early 2010s in the Bay Area and the transition from a socially libertarian milieu where diverse groups mixed freely to one more defined by a progressive cultural script, with the threat of cancel culture beginning to be noticeable. She points to the 2013 cancellation of Pax Dickinson for edgy tweets as a turning point. Razib and Haywire also allude to the role that the reclusive accelerationist philosopher  Nick Land played in seeding certain ideas and influencing movements like the  Dark Enlightenment. Jumping to the present, Haywire now lives in New York City, and she addresses the Dimes Square scene centered around the neighborhood in Manhattan's Lower East Side. Haywire points out that the actual artistic production from Dimes Square luminaries is quite low, with an almost total lack of music and a focus on online personas. Her goal with her salons and soon-to-open gallery is to put the emphasis on art above politics or e-celebrity culture. Finally, Razib discusses the impact of AI on creativity and whether it will abolish the artist. Haywire believes that AI is just another tool and has had mixed success leveraging it for her own artistic works in areas like industrial music. She believes that the real use of AI will be to create drafts and prototypes that artists will have to polish and reshape so that they reflect human creativity rather than just some averaged algorithm.

Gender drama at the Beautiful Toilet podcast

In which James 'Grim' Desborough and Rachel Haywire try (and fail) to comprehend the ongoing chaos in the world. We try to find a radical and interesting socio-political Lagrange Point between the various camps of bourgeois media darlings running the world. Coping with lockdown (or not), being creative (or not) and being politically homeless. Help us navigate this techno-antisocial world by listening. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/narrativeattack/support

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Rachel Haywire is a Cultural Futurist who recently founded Elixir Salon. She is the author of The New Art Right, and an entrepreneur with a love for VR and transgressive art. She posts frequently to her Substack, where she now holds her own private events. We discuss: Elixir Salons, Rachel's digital art parties, and her history of throwing events; subcultural creativity; embracing chaos while avoiding nihilism; the idea of transcending the center; aristocratic values and gravitas in artists; exodus and outsideness; rhizomes; how the supposedly decentralised internet has centralised around Twitter, Joe Rogan and other core nodes; our projects as responses to this centralisation; attention whoring and the cult of instagram influencers; philosopher queens; the cultural fetish for liberty; embodying new artistic directions. Support Technosocial at: https://www.patreon.com/technosocial Find Rachel at: https://rachelhaywire.substack.com/ Her book is: https://www.amazon.com/New-Art-Right-Reaction-2018/dp/0648299678 And Elixir Salons: https://www.elixirsalon.net/

Jared Janes & Jason Snyder come back one more time to give awards to stand-out Both/And episodes. First, they talk about what they've been up to for the past couple of months and then get to the awards: Most Convivial, Most Intellectually Stimulating, Most Challenging to My Worldview, Most Star-Struck, & MVP. Along the way, they also make a bunch of honorable mentions. In this Episode of Both/And Award Winners #22 Meta-Rationality & Sexuality with Jessica #37 Dancing with COVID with Sarah McManus #42 The Ever-Present with Jeremy Johnson #25 Horrorism & Culture with Zero HP Lovecraft #29 Reducing Suffering with Evan Sandhoefner #14 Paradigm Shifting with Erik Davis #19 Contextualizing the Spiritual with Jordan Hall #32 Regenerating Earth with Joe Brewer #41 Simpol Global Action with John Bunzl Mentions Donella Meadows' paper, Leverage Points Tyson Yunkaporta's book, Sand Talk Both/And Meets Growing Down #30 Aesthetic Embodiment with Rachel Haywire #4 Climate Change Adaptation & Meditation with Udita Sanga #24 Religion, Creativity & Deleuze with Justin Murphy #9 Analyzing Both And with Nathan Snyder #2 Memetic Mediation with Peter Limberg Jared Janes participates in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn commissions by linking to Amazon. In more human terms, this means that whenever you buy a book on Amazon from a link on here, a small percentage of its price is sent to us.

Rachel Haywire talks to Jim about running for president, acting vs philosophizing, the art right, aesthetics, today’s left & right, dark bohemianism, and much more… Rachel Haywire talks to Jim about running for president in the transhumanist party, her Elixer Salon, her Pulling out of the Narrative article, GameB, acting vs philosophizing, taking our work & selves seriously, neo-reactionaries, understanding & … Continue reading EP69 Rachel Haywire on Free Thinking & Expression → The post EP69 Rachel Haywire on Free Thinking & Expression appeared first on The Jim Rutt Show.

Jared Janes and Jason Snyder talk with Rachel Haywire about her presidential candidacy, what led her to art & philosophy, the art right, her view of the memetic tribal landscape, the power of memes, her critique on Jared & Jason's meta tribe, the role & power of aesthetics, psychic fascism, the challenges & benefits of embodiment, pain & suffering, spiritual materialism, embodied VR, politics as aesthetic, tribal immune systems, memetic fashion, the 'NPC' meme, transgressive arts, and much more! In this Episode of Both/And Haywire2020.com Trigger Warning Jason on Embodiment Practice Unified Mindfulness The Eternal Retreat Twitter Questions Avant Design Thus Spoke Zarathustra Support Both/And by becoming a patron &/or subscribing & reviewing us on iTunes   Jared Janes participates in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn commissions by linking to Amazon. In more human terms, this means that whenever you buy a book on Amazon from a link on here, a small percentage of its price is sent to us.

When society fractures, who winds up on The Fringe? Also: what’s happening on The Fringe?Today I am joined by Rachel Haywire- creator of Trigger Warning. They are:“a gang of ideological deviants who realize that most other deviants and intellectuals have now lost their ability to see outside the box of political correctness."Rachel is asking good questions and I’m here for it.Follow Rachel on Twitter. Enjoy the show? Leave a 5 star review!Love the show? Become a patron.

Narrative Attack is a forthcoming podcast, hosted by Rachel Haywire (futurist, writer, artist, musician and presidential candidate), alongside James 'Grim' Desborough (author, publisher, videographer, analogue game designer and cynical old gothabilly). Together they'll be offering interviews and commentary on modern culture, politics, technology and esoterica, with a cynical and jaundiced eye. Join them! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/narrativeattack/support

Peter explores with Rachel Haywire. http://triggerwarning.us https://www.haywire2020.com https://twitter.com/BeyondTheCenter

This episode of The Age of Transitions radio show covers the forceful land deals of influential players, transhumanism, and the infamous Octopus conspiracy made famous by Danny Casolaro. The new Unisphere facility, corporate headquarters of United Therapeutics, is a main focus during the conversation.  topics include: transhumanism, transhumanists, Martine Rothblatt, biotech, pharmaceuticals, pulmonary arterial hypertension, drugs, Ewing Cole, Maryland flag, Washington DC, Lake Buena Vista, Disney World, Florida, CIA, Danny Casolaro, Indio CA, Cabazon Band of Mission Indians, reservation, Fantasy Springs, Wackenhut, California, tribal land, art, Rachel Haywire, transhumanist party

Uncle gets to talk to presidential candidate, Rachel Haywire. JG Michael of Parallax Views also joins the show for a good time planning out strategies for a better country. topics include: transhumanism, politics, Democrats and Republicans, technology, president, entertainment

US Transhumanist Party presidential candidate, Rachel Haywire comes onto The Age of Transitions radio show alongside JG Michael of Parallax Views. Rachel talks about some of the problems she has faced from within transhumanist circles. There are a few people within the movement who have no interest in bestowing the benefits of high technology to the masses.  topics include: transhumanism, politics, US Transhumanist Party, WTA, h+, Humanity Plus, Singularity, technology, neuro diversity, elitism, Natasha Vita More, Max More, Alcor, life extension, Ben Goertzel, Singularity Institute, Ai, Michael Vassar, intellectual property, billionaires, anarchy

Rachel Haywire is a futurist and industrial musician. She tells me she is running for President of the United States as a candidate for the Transhumanist Party. She recently wrote a book called The New Art Right. If you'd like to discuss this podcast with me and others, suggest future guests, or read/watch/listen to more content on these themes, request an invitation here. This conversation was first recorded on May 2, 2019 as a livestream on Youtube. To receive notifications when future livestreams begin, subscribe to my channel with one click, then click the little bell. Big thanks to all the patrons who help me keep the lights on.

Rachel Haywire Interview On Free Speech, Political Correctness, And Donald Trump by James D. Miller

TRIGGER WARNING: Ann Sterzinger washes her hands of Rachel Haywire, who is psychologically incapable of paying editors. Later on someone named Jamie with no expertise or knowledge of the situation offers his opinions. Rachel was triggering people left and right. Did she get to you?

A couple of months ago I interviewed Rachel Haywire for Singularity 1 on 1. I had some dificulties in posting this interivew but, since those were eventually resolved, better late than never… Rachel Haywire is a multi-media artist and writer currently residing in Los Angeles, California. She is the founder of The Human 2.0 Council which is a Transhumanist network of […]