The past two weeks have been exciting, as well as busy, and I want to highlight a few key milestones.
First off…. On June 2, 2025, we released I Never Knew Something So Dirty Could Burn So Hot. The response, especially on YouTube Music, has exceeded my expectations. Thank you for the incredible support and enthusiasm for the tracks! They still need to be loaded to the Free Music Archive and Bandcamp, will be getting to that.
We’ve also launched our free Stock Image Gallery, sharing unused production assets with the creator community. Feel free to explore the gallery and use these resources in your own projects.
Finally, Unseen Signals is still set to launch this month. We’re finalizing the schedule and ensuring everything is ready for a smooth rollout.
Thanks for staying updated! Here’s to what’s coming next—enjoy your weekend!
Hey-o, my fellow knowledge seekers! Your Overdue Update Has Landed!
I know, I know—I’ve been slacking on the updates, leaving you all hanging like a cliffhanger in a Netflix series. Life’s been crazier than a squirrel on an espresso bender, but that means nothing to you… so let’s get caught up on the latest projects.
1. “Forbidden Knowledge” Documentary Series We’ve dropped Forbidden Knowledge, a documentary series digging into the kind of lost, mystical info that makes you go, “Whoa, why didn’t I know this?!” We’re kicking things off with The Bible’s Unspoken Code—because nothing says “wild night” like decoding ancient secrets.It’s big, it’s bold, and it might just save humanity… ok it won’t do that… but it may make you the coolest nerd at trivia night.
2. “Baseball Codex” Podcast and Series Hold onto your mitts, sports fans! Baseball Codex is here, and it’s not just another stats snoozefest. This podcast and short series dives deep into numbers, then takes a hard left into topics so wild, you’ll think we spiked the Gatorade. Baseball lovers, brace yourselves—you’re about to be shocked, amused, and maybe even a little confused (in a good way). Eventually, Baseball Codex will be long-form content. Picture me juggling flaming torches while riding a unicycle—that’s about where my schedule’s at. I’ll let you know when we nail down a date, probably after I find my sanity.
3. Psychedelic Saturdays: The Comeback Tour Psychedelic Saturdays is making a triumphant return, baby! Our production schedule’s been grueling, so we hit a few delays. But fear not—we’re ready to bring back the trippy vibes faster than you can say “groovy.”
4. The Oracle of St. Vincent Goes Español (and Beyond!) Big news: The Oracle of St. Vincent is going Spanish! We’re rolling this out slower than a sloth on a coffee break while we set up the socials and properties. Oh, and I’m cooking up a multi-language plan to beam my content to folks worldwide.
My next album, I Never Knew Something So Dirty Could Burn So Hot, is slammin’ onto Spotify (or your music platform of choice) on June 2, 2025 – 6/2/25 for the digit freaks.
This ain’t your grandma’s blues—it’s gritty lo-fi blues with a slick modern edge, twisted in ways I didn’t see comin’. Frankly, neither will you if you are into lofi and/or the blues.
Also —Michael Holly & His Cosmic Collective jumped in for FOUR killer collabs. Their vibes and lyrical heat crank this project to a whole new dimension.
Alright, you brilliant misfits, it’s time for another peek into our ongoing war with the internet. Our podcast’s out but, Facebook’s a digital landfill we’re ready to abandon, Pinterest’s is on the way, and we’re launching Psychedelic Saturdays to make your weekends less soul-crushing.
Podcast Woes: Two Episodes, Apple’s Not Impressed
We’ve got two podcast episodes in the wild (Alien Overlords Living In Our Oceans, Humongous Fungus) and they’re the kind of sharp, thought-provoking stuff that makes you want to argue with your coffee mug. But Apple’s podcast directory is acting like we submitted our application in chalk. Some technical snafu has us on ice but we’re on the case. It may take us some time to resolve. Until then, stream us on Spotify or Amazon. Google “smart podcasts 2025” or “new cerebral audio” to find us before Apple stops gatekeeping.
Facebook: Time to Let It Die
Facebook in 2025 is a wheezing relic, choking on spam ads and your neighbor’s MLM pitches. We’re one bad day away from torching our Facebook plans and salting the earth. Why keep spending energy into a platform that feels like it’s auditioning for a spot in a time capsule? It’s a soul-suck, and we’re almost over it. If you’ve got a reason to stay on this sinking ship, hit the comments—we’re curious. It feels like Facebook’s fall 2025 and social media decay are two trends Facebook may latch onto. Seriously, it’s like MySpace met Geocities and had a child that was rejected by society.
Pinterest
While we’re potentially drafting Facebook’s obituary, we’re building a Pinterest board to celebrate the art and shows that keep us sane. Think less “live, laugh, love” and more “visual gut-punch that makes you want to create.” Pinterest is the one platform not trying to drown us in algorithm sludge, so we’re going all in. The board’s coming soon—watch for it – maybe a “bold art boards 2025” in addition to our show boards.
Psychedelic Saturdays: Because Reality Bites
Hold onto your neurons, because Psychedelic Saturdays are here to blast your weekends with fresh psytrance video releases. Starting this Saturday, we’re dropping visuals that pulse like a rave in a wormhole—think thumping beats, neon-soaked graphics, and edits that make your brain feel like it’s dancing barefoot on Mars. Whether you’re a trance purist or just here for the vibes, these weekly drops will hit like a sonic freight train.
Wrapping Up: We’re Still Standing
That’s the week: podcast’s in purgatory, Facebook’s a pain, Pinterest’s on the way, Psychedelic Saturdays are our therapy. See you next week, assuming the internet doesn’t implode first.
And a good evening to you from May of 2025 to any and all who come across this message. I am under no illusion, I am keenly aware that I am speaking to myself and the universe. That is to say, I understand no one is reading these words. No one today or (likely) in the near future.
ALL GOOD. Seriously, it doesn’t matter.
But what does matter is that the Random Knowledge You Should Know Podcast has sprung to life through the inspiration of some late night mediation session where all expanding consciousness provided insight into ways to better serve my audience.
Not the non-existent audience of today who has yet to understand what I do let alone that I exist, rather my audience who is out there already drawn to the love of knowledge and the quirkiness of life that hasn’t found the YouTube Station* or Podcast yet. You will. When you are ready. You are here reading this, aren’t you?
Put differently, if we are going to educate, let’s have fun in the process while providing documentation for what we are passing on. As of now it’s only on Spotify. Working on expanding that in the next few days.
Hello and welcome to the central hub for The Oracle of St. Vincent.
YouTube is the primary platform where most of my original content is posted, but I expect to also active on TikTok and Instagram. Honestly, I’m not sure why Instagram is still a thing—it feels like a forgotten corner of the internet where people keep posting without noticing it’s nothing but a bunch of old women trying to tell each other that Yoga and self-help are the keys to life.
This blog, along with our other sites, will be the place for all the supporting details, sources, and additional information for episodes of Above The Clouds (Random Knowledge You Should Know), Forbidden Knowledge, and Unseen Signals. Those shows are not yet live, but we are doing the greenfield work here now. You might also find some random posts here whenever inspiration strikes.
Additionally, updates and news about our music project and Chill Beats Blog—our upcoming resource for playlist data and artist features—will be shared here as well.