The Lost Juice Machine Tapes

Joe got a new juice machine and just had to sing about it.

Transcript

SPEAKER_00 0:10

You can see some evidence here of some railroad equipment. And one of the uses that I have for two-cycle motors right now is to construct a light, very light, structurally sound framework, which will be a rail vehicle. Much in the same manner to those small powered pieces of equipment that the rail guys use to repair a road. This will be a very small craft, it will have a cockpit, it will have a radio on it, and it is a cart that I will ride rails with, with my broadcasting equipment.

SPEAKER_01 0:39

Hey folks, this is pure intergalactic honky tonk machine. Old school. This is like one of the first episodes. I think this and Mike the Can Man were the first two I created. Not calling it the intergalactic back then. It was but it's these conceptual uh little albums I was kind of creating that became the Intergalactic Honky Tonk machine. And uh this is maybe 2004, 2005, on my little uh Tascam four track after my gal and I had gotten a juice machine.

SPEAKER_05 2:01

I think you have the source of every single signal. You make with your own juice machine in your own kitchen. You see, that much ball. Fiber is used but only physiologically. Fiber helps you exercise the guts, it helps you salivate, it stimulates the peristaltic action, and it helps cleanse the cold.

SPEAKER_03 8:22

All parts are washable in warm water, soaking water, except the motor base. Use any liquid dishwashing detergent. Do not use any products containing ammonia, bleach, or scouring powder. These products will dull, scratch, or mar the plastic surface. Disassemble according to instructions on page six. To clean cover the juice bowl, uh use a soft sponge or dish mop. For hard-to-reach purposes and corners, use a dishwashing brush or toothbrush to make sure the tiny holes stay open. Sponge off the motor base and legs underneath in case any juice is spilled under the juicer. Any other servicing should be performed by the authorized service personnel only?

SPEAKER_02 13:15

I got my juicer in my hand. I'm rolling around in a rock room, whipping up a little fresh room, everything we have to go.

SPEAKER_04 16:41

And I want to give you all my experiences and let you know all about these juices and these raw foods and how to build a healthy, sound body so you don't degenerate prematurely. We're only on this earth for such a short time, and if you follow, I believe, what we're teaching, I think you will have the ultimate source of food value reaching every single one of your 60 trillion cents.

SPEAKER_05 20:47

So the organ, and the pancreas has to be an interaction with the chorus to produce enzymes, basing it with yet another job. The pancreas is supposed to produce enzyme, and to use pancreatic enzymes to keep protocoling the cancer cells in vain after years of eating, the pancreas grows up to be its normal size and atrophies, and finally ends up not being able to do the job it is supposed to do, having advertising together, but it's putting other organs in the body, the virus gland, which is one of those banduses T cells that fight so many viruses and and conditions of of diseases in the body, so the pant just begins to atrophy, you begin to age, uh everything starts to like the domino system fade away and break down easy. What really does us get prematurely and ages us very, very quickly, is one thing. Anything could be dead, but we cannot revitalize the human body to something that's dead. Now I want to tell you the difference between eating and juicing. When you eat the raw food, you should chew every mouthful of food a minimum. As Dr. Fletcher said, a minimum of 50 times. Now most of us won't do that.

SPEAKER_08 22:30

It's boring. It's time consuming.

SPEAKER_05 22:36

And every mouthful people are swallowed. And the reason for chewing is not to break the particles out of the microphone pieces. The reason for chewing is to mix the light on the particle.

SPEAKER_01 22:57

I think there was a um cassette that came along with that juice machine that inspired all that. A Jay Cornage instruction cassette. Very inspiring material. I want to thank uh it's time to thank some people that have supported, are supporting. Really appreciate it, you guys. Vanessa out in El Dorado, New Mexico. Vanessa, I hope we hang out soon. Judy on West Alameda by way of Roe, New Mexico. Mark in Minneapolis. I all should be up there in the fall. I hope to see you. Uh Chris, new supporter on Shenandoah Trail in Santa Fe. A fellow that hails from Minnesota, also. But we're so glad he's in the Santa Fe area. And we have Amy up in Montana now supporting the podcast. So appreciate it. So appreciate it. Top of May, I hope to have two more episodes. Talk to you guys later.