Anarchapulco

And that, uh, always do such a nice job.

Uh, for those who are interested who have never come to Anarchapulco or any of these, the production value is so high as well.

You know? It's not just some little rickety thing.

Like, you get a good show when you're there.

Well, a, a part of that is that if we ever actually have excess money, like we actually have a profit, we pretty much immediately spend it to make the show better.

[laughs] Like I have known...

I've said this from the beginning, the, the whole point of Anarchapulco is not a profitable enterprise.

It's to be what it is and get a lot of the most amazing people together once a year and watch the magic that happens.

On my walk and talk, I think that came out on Friday.

[chuckles] I mentioned at the very end that we have the, uh, Anarchapulco Nonconformist series, uh, coming up, Vital and Awake, coming up this weekend on, I believe, the seventeeth, seventeenth and the eighteenth.

And, uh, at the end, I mentioned, uh, that, uh, one of the people speaking, uh, he's actually spoken at numerous Anarchapulcos, spoken at, I think, Liberapulco, uh, Christian Jordannoff.

Um, and I kind of mentioned just off the cuff, off the cuff, just because that's what I do.

I'm just in flow in these, in these, on my walk and talks.

Uh, he's actually changed my diet quite a bit since that convo.

Um, and I just assumed he was Jewish.

So he messaged me, he said, "Jeff, I'm not Jewish." And, and my response to him was, "Oh, that's so great." [chuckles] Because I was kind of like, "Wait a sec, this guy's speaking a lot of Anarchapulco.

Look, I've said this before.

I did a speech at Anarchapulco in February of this year where I talked about the speech was called the tyranny of convenience because I believe tyranny comes under the guise of convenience.

And in it, I talked about how they don't even have to constitutionally, because they can't constitutionally enforce a lot of this stuff.

They don't need to mandate it.

And now that that's done, then we've got some other plans.

I'll be back at Anarchapulco in 2027 as the MC there, which will be fun.

And yeah, I think I'm going to make the documentary series at In 2027 would be my plan.

It's just going to be one of those things if I've got the if I can get the team lined up as well, because it's everybody's schedule.

Zero.So many cool things going on with you.

Anarchapulco, you're traveling all over the world, you're doing really, really cool shit, and we're grateful to have you.

So all the ways, of course, guys, to find him are gonna be linked down in the show description.

Charlie, for those of you who are unfamiliar with how badass you are, sir, please toot that horn.

And so Macroaggressions comes out, and we, w- you know, we, I'm out here, uh, thinking that now I'm, I'm getting into the podcasting world and, and, and, and I guess I was.

And things started coming my way.

Uh, Anarchapulco, I was in- involved in that as, um, as a speaker at Anarchapulco.

I wrote a book with Jeff Berwick, the founder of Anarchapulco.

I've gotten to know him over the years.

We've done a bit of work the last three years at Anarchapulco, where I have him on stage virtually behind me.

I mean, he's, he, he- we're doing a live remote, uh, essentially, and I'm taking questions from the audience for d- You know, and that's a real treat for, for me-

Oh, yeah

I've been saying it, shouting it from mountaintops.

I did a report, actually a speech at Anarchapulco in February of 2026 this year, where I talked about the, it was called the tyranny of convenience.

Tyranny comes under the guise of convenience, my friends.

They create the problems, get a reaction, come in with a solution.

If you haven't rated the show, we would appreciate five stars if you think we've earned it, and if you wanna connect with me, macroaggressions.io is the best place to do that.

I hope to see you all in Mexico, in Acapulco, Anarchapulco, fr- in February 16th.

Uh, we'll be there all week.

I'll be emceeing the event again.