American Sublime discuss co-host Manasseh's new book, The Philosophy of Jazz Music, Stendhal syndrome, the search for untamed spaces and adventures.

American Sublime try out broadcasting on Twitter (X) spaces to talk about The Sentimental Press Annual, Vol. 1, the birth of Sentimental Press, the Sentimental catalogue, visions for the future.

American Sublime return from a Spring hiatus to finish out the last few episodes of Season 1. This time with a variety show covering topics ranging from Napoleon and Mussolini to questions of Historical Determinism and Cyclical Time; Giants, Aquatic Apes.

American Sublime discuss two short stories from Expat Press: "Oranges" and "Speak Theodore", some thoughts on Fascism, A.I., the future of free press literature.

American Sublime come back from a publishing break to discuss 'Women' by Charles Bukowski, Chinaski's literary lineage, Californication, writing about private life.

American Sublime discuss Herman Melville's "Bartleby The Scrivener," work-race dropouts, Occupy Wall Street, riding the Twitter tiger, friendship unannounced, the atomic power of cinema.

American Sublime discuss Octavio Paz's 'Labyrinth of Solitude', where to find an artist's true thoughts, the identity of the Mexican man, Latin American religion, class war, Latin futures.

American Sublime discuss an essay by Henry David Thoreau, the Sermon on The Mount, mythic propaganda, cyclical time, the value of a private and inner life.