We talk about journalist, provocateur, political analyst, wildman & drug aficionado Hunter S. Thompson and discuss why he is the perfect avatar for The Long Seventies. Part two starts with Thompson’s most famous work Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas and hits the gas from there right past the ’72 election, Zaire disaster and goes over the edge at Reagan’s invasion of Grenada.
Progressive Rock: The Future Is History
The Satanic Panic, Part Two: Ritual Abuse Hysteria and Worried Washington Wives
The Satanic Panic, Part One: Media At the Crossroads
Death Race 2000 with Sweetback Sean
Dungeons & Dragons: From Simulation to Imagination
Hunter S. Thompson: Fear & Loathing in The Long Seventies, Part One
Once Upon A Time In The Long Seventies
Substitute Teachercast: “The Mount St. Helens Story” (1984)
Substitute Teachercast: “Day of the Killer Tornadoes (1978)”
Death Wish 2: Kersey Strikes Back… Again
The Parliament-Funkadelic Collective, Part Two
The Parliament-Funkadelic Collective, Part One
Alternative Views TV: Mutiny on the Airwaves
Project AZORIAN
The Farm: From Berkeley Back to the Land
To Be or Not to B. Kliban
The Source Family: Hummus Plate, side of Jam Band
Long Seventies Annual #1
Changing Images of Man, Part 4: Perennial Cybernetic Sunrise
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It is Free
Irish Songs with Ken Murray
History Obscura
Historycal: Words that Shaped the World
The Rest Is History
American Scandal