PatPod 15 - 2000's Pop Hit ft. Marxism
we recorded this podcast in the depths of stress while finalizing the notebook launch.
in this episode, we talk about the first music we paid money for, taha's capitalist lifehack (marxism), what motivates us, and where we see ourselves in 20 years.
Credits
music by @sussvarman
edited by Joe Trickey
Notes
This episode was recorded on Mar 21st, 2022
Comments (5)
I think that the time thingy is also depending on the culture and language. "Push forward" is "vorverlegen" in german, meaning the meeting will start earlier, and there is no room for interpretation
I honestly love that not all of you want AIP to define who you are. Most people don’t think ahead, which is why “what do you want to be doing in five years” became a cliche interview question.
Man this makes me feel old at 34. The first music I bought was a single CD of Larger Than Life by the Backstreet Boys.
This was such wholesome and also chaotic vibes. It's so amazing to hear you get raw and real about the existential conflicts of being a creator. The time perception topic seems like the seed for its own video. I'm doubly glad now that you decided to release this ❤️❤️❤️
Taha, what would your Netflix show be? Would it be like a comedy standup or a movie or a show? (IDK if you were just memeing I'm just curious)