Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
BENJAMIN SMYTHE: Yes, I know.
ROBERT SALTZMAN: Somehow it's dead. But when you're
sitting there together then it's not dead, you can be silent and it's
alive.
BENJAMIN SMYTHE: It's funny, I've been doing Skype Satsang
with people, so like there's a membrane that looks like a screen,
but there's actually no difference, and it's been fun to watch that
the silence doesn't, like nothing's affected just because there's a
computer between us. As a broadcasting phenomena; we don't
want that air, if it was allowed; the listener listening right now
might enjoy it.
WIZARD: We allow dead air.
TRIP: Yes, we allow it because we're not trying to capture
anybody like flicking through the dial, and, miss them because
there's dead air. [Laughs]
BENJAMIN SMYTHE: This station, Now, is the one you want.
[Laughing]
TRIP: We do this really mainly because we love to meet folks like
you, and just hang out.
BENJAMIN SMYTHE: That's fun, because I do it because I love to
meet folks like you, so we're totally getting what we want.
[Laughs]
TRIP: Yes. [Laughs] Another interesting thing, I don't know why
this comes up for me, but we like to keep the economics of the
whole thing separate, like we like to share freely, and we don't like
to make a business out of it. Now other people that we respect and
like do make a business out of sharing. We don't think there's
anything wrong with it, but just for us it works to make our money
doing our business thing, and not be… first of all, I don't have the
talent set to be charging anybody for anything about spiritual
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