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Welcome to The Neoborn Caveman Show - your source for social commentary, wrapped in comedy and free speech. We're a pro-humanity radio show and podcast. The show regularly covers controversial topics, aiming to expose truths behind government actions, ethics, and societal threats, along with the lunacy of human existence. Health segments are also regular features. Episodes often include musical guests, live reviews, and discussions on how to be a better human. Come be part of our global community, spanning 169 countries, and enjoy a show that's all about real talk, real laughs, and real change. No AI here - just Neoborn's human insight. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheNeobornCavemanShow


The Neoborn Caveman Show

Days in the Cage (radio show replay)

Fri, 25 Jul 2025

Bold. Honest. Unfiltered.


Welcome to The Neoborn Caveman Show, airing every Friday from 2–4pm on Trans Radio UK – where smart conversation meets raw opinion and nothing is off-limits.

Hosted by the fearless and thought-provoking Neoborn Caveman, this talk show dives deep into current events, culture, creativity, and everything in between. Expect a blend of hard-hitting insights, satire, and humour with interviews, personal commentary, and plenty of passion.

It’s more than a show – it’s a platform for truth-seeking and challenging the status quo. If you’re tired of the echo chamber, pull up a mic and tune in.


Today's episode is with the music of Sarah Herrera, Inoxidables, Reverend Genes, The Speed of Sound, Big Sexy.


Neoborn Caveman's Canada's Mirage and The Digital Trap, available on Amazon.


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Humanity centered satirical takes on the world & news + music - with a marble mouthed host.

Free speech marinated in comedy.

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Conformity Kills: From DARPA Viruses to the Cutter Incident, Fake Fears and Urbanized Control

Mon, 21 Jul 2025

Neoborn Caveman shares thoughts on life's challenges, from conformity and compliance to urban living and historical events, looks at vaccine history including the Cutter Incident and lab-made viruses, and highlights rural choices over city dependence. The episode features Big Sexy's song "Michigan".

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Episode Description

In this episode of The Neoborn Caveman Show, host Neoborn Caveman opens with a welcome to gracious living in a world of challenges and technofeudal influences. He shares his quote: "Conformity kills the soul, and compliance kills the body," supported by historical examples. With green tea in hand, he talks about weather conditioning, glass ceilings, and hopes for heaven on earth through mutual respect and simple rural life with local resources.

Neoborn questions urbanized areas as sources of harmful emissions and control, noting that 75% of people live there. He shares his choice to raise children away from cities, avoiding alcohol, smoking, drugs, and fake food for a healthier imprint. Reflecting on past love for New York and London, he now prefers to stay away.

The discussion covers old articles on lab-made polio viruses from 2002, using internet recipes and mail-order DNA, funded by DARPA. He questions bioterrorism fears and mentions the 1955 Cutter Incident, where defective vaccines affected 200,000 children. NC connects this to broader oversight, compensation programs, and views on vaccines, favoring sanitation and moral living over widespread use.

He also promotes Christian values, one-partner ideals, and checks for health in relationships.

Neoborn Caveman's Canada's Mirage and The Digital Trap, available on Amazon.

The episode includes Big Sexy, an international band, with their song "Michigan" from the album My Temporary Silence.


Key Takeaways

  • Conformity and compliance harm the soul and body, as per Neoborn's quote, with historical proof.
  • Urban living contributes to most harmful emissions; rural life with local resources offers a better alternative.
  • Lab-made viruses, like the 2002 polio recreation funded by DARPA, raise questions about true bioterrorism sources.
  • The 1955 Cutter Incident showed defective vaccines causing widespread harm, leading to federal regulations and compensation programs.
  • Favor sanitation, moral choices, and limited dependence over vaccines for everything; urban conditions accelerate diseases.
  • Support independent thinking, avoid fake food and vices, and choose partners carefully for health.
  • Featured music: Big Sexy's "Michigan" brings authentic American emotions and stories.


Soundbites

  1. "Conformity kills the soul, and compliance kills the body." – Neoborn's quote on obedience effects.
  2. "What is murdering the planet is not CO2... it's urbanized life—75% of humanity there, creating emissions for convenience." – On city impacts.
  3. "Scientists made an infectious poliovirus from scratch... funded by DARPA. Bioterrorists? Or our own labs?" – On lab viruses.
  4. "The Cutter Incident: 200,000 kids vaccinated, 40,000 paralyzed, 10 dead. And they call it 'oversight'?" – Historical vaccine event.
  5. "Big Sexy's 'Michigan'—American vibe, a story to feel, with Eagles notes. Real music!" – On the featured song.


Humanity centered satirical takes on the world & news + music - with a marble mouthed host.

Free speech marinated in comedy.

Supporting Purple Rabbits.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Awaken Right? (radio show replay)

Fri, 11 Jul 2025

Buckle up for another unfiltered blast from The Neoborn Caveman Show, where NC tears into the machine that's grinding us down. From Florida's bold bid to ditch property taxes (because who crowned the government king of your castle?) to teachers' unions ditching kids for political shouting matches, this episode exposes the leviathan bureaucracy as the real HYDRA—spreading like wildfire while we foot the bill. NC calls out Superman's metro vibes, questions if you'd trust a robot surgeon hacking your guts (spoiler: no way, especially if it's Gemini-coded), and cheers Roger Waters' ballsy stand against UK SSR hypocrisy on free speech and "terrorist" labels. Plus, a skewer of candy companies pumping petroleum dyes into kids' treats (carcinogens for breakfast, anyone?), a tease of the eye-opening chat with Jim McMurtry on his book The Scarlet Lesson, and a grim peek at Korea's age-shaming salary slashes—because apparently, getting old is a crime now.

Sprinkled with tunes from Black & White Motion Picture, Keith and the Cockroaches, Superhighwayman, Sun Atoms, Project Rod Williams, this one's packed with sparks to ignite real talk: communicate, question, and break free from the cogwheel trap.

Key Takeaways:

  • Own Your Stuff: Property taxes are just the government's rent on your existence—Florida's move could spark a revolution if it spreads.
  • Education Over Activism: Teachers' unions are trapping kids in zip-code failures while yelling about politics; time for homeschooling or real skills like AI mastery.
  • Tech Traps Beware: Robot surgery sounds sci-fi cool but screams dystopia—hacks, implants, and lost consciousness? Stick with humans, flaws and all.
  • Free Speech Warriors: Roger Waters declaring independence from the UK government tests the system; disagree all you want, but muting voices is the real crime.
  • Health vs. Hype: Skip synthetic dyes in candies—they're slow poison for kids; why ban booze for minors but greenlight cancer in a wrapper?
  • Age Ain't a Crime: Korea's pay cuts for elders highlight global betrayal—governments embezzle your future while hiding the old and sick.
  • Sovereignty Now: From population replacement to breakaway civs, the machine wants serfs; communicate, support each other, and reject the Soma pill life.

If this fires you up (or ticks you off—good!), join the conversation on Patreon.com/TheNeobornCavemanShow. Become a member for exclusive takes, full episodes, and zero property taxes on your support. We've got you covered, machine-servants and freedom-fighters alike. Listen now on all platforms!


Humanity centered satirical takes on the world & news + music - with a marble mouthed host.

Free speech marinated in comedy.

Supporting Purple Rabbits.


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A Fighter Against Bureaucratic Communism

Tue, 08 Jul 2025

Jim McMurtry, an author and former teacher, discusses his book 'The Scarlet Lesson' and his challenging of prevailing narratives about Canadian history, particularly regarding Indigenous residential schools. He argues that claims about mass graves and genocide lack substantial evidence, and that the current societal approach to historical interpretation is deeply flawed. McMurtry was professionally penalized for questioning the mainstream narrative, losing his teaching position after expressing views that challenge the established perspective on Canadian colonial history.


The conversation explores the psychological mechanisms that drive societal conformity and the suppression of dissenting voices. McMurtry highlights how people often adopt beliefs based on self-interest and fear, rather than engaging with evidence critically. He draws parallels to historical examples of societal hysteria and the tendency to create mythological narratives that serve particular ideological purposes, emphasizing the importance of independent thinking and the courage to challenge prevailing narratives.


Throughout the discussion, McMurtry and Neoborn Caveman examine the broader implications of historical revisionism and institutional authoritarianism. They argue that the current approach to understanding history is destructive, serving to dismantle cultural heritage rather than seek objective truth. McMurtry sees his personal struggle as part of a larger mission to preserve historical accuracy, promote critical thinking, and ensure that future generations inherit a more nuanced and honest understanding of societal development.

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KEY TAKEAWAYS:

• Jim McMurtry challenges prevailing narratives about Canadian history, particularly regarding Indigenous residential schools, by emphasizing the critical importance of evidence-based historical claims

• The psychological tendency of people to conform and protect their self-interests often prevents them from questioning established narratives or engaging in meaningful dialogue

• Authoritarianism in institutions like education and government can suppress independent thinking and punish those who challenge mainstream perspectives

• Historical revisionism and language manipulation are strategic tools used to control narratives and marginalize dissenting voices

• Courage to speak truth involves standing up against societal pressures, even at personal professional cost, with the goal of preserving historical accuracy and integrity

• The responsibility of individuals is to seek truth, challenge accepted narratives, and create a better future for subsequent generations

• Fear of economic or social repercussions leads many people to silence themselves and conform to prevailing ideological frameworks

  • Critical thinking and open dialogue are essential for preventing the erosion of democratic values and maintaining societal intellectual health


TOPICS: activism, education, Authoritarianism, Propaganda, History

KEY FIGURES: Bill Clinton, Justin Trudeau, Mark Carney, Kim Jong-un, George Orwell, Margaret Mead, The Scarlet Letter, Canada's Mirage, Neoborn Caveman, Jim McMurtry, The Scarlet Lesson, Robert Carney

Humanity centered satirical takes on the world & news + music - with a marble mouthed host.

Free speech marinated in comedy.

Supporting Purple Rabbits.


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Chances (radio show replay)

Sat, 05 Jul 2025

radio show replay from the Smithsonian to the Neanderthals through sharks and governments


music by Inoxidables, Big Bus Dream, Broken Colors, Sami Chohfi, Sarah Herrera and others


(full episode description coming soon)


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Humanity centered satirical takes on the world & news + music - with a marble mouthed host.

Free speech marinated in comedy.

Supporting Purple Rabbits.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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