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Humpday Hemp Camp w/ Beatinspector - VOL 32. - The Burning Skip Special

“Across a planet of broken promises, burning forests, dead oceans, and crumbling democracies, the few still profit — while the many are left to pick through the ashes.

Burning Skip Special is a raw, unsparing confrontation with the man-made disasters we face — and the systems that birthed them.”

Expect heavy dubs and conscious readings - from sentinl.substack.com/p/burning...e-damage-report

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1PM–4PM USA East
10AM–1PM USA West
6PM–9PM UK
1900–2200 EUROPE

playlist

Keith Rowe & The Upsetters - Groovy Dub
Billy Boyo - Who Me Dub
Shpongle - Star Shpongled Banner
Med Dred - Rise Dub
Kanka - Interdub 2
Dub Shepherds - Dub Is Easier
Wailing Souls - Who No Waan Come
The Techniques - Purify Dub
Wayne Wade - Poor & Humble
Junior Delgado & Castro Brown - Trickster (& 9 Months Gone)
Inspirational Sound feat. King General - Tell Them Again Remix Dub 4
PTC Vienna - Jah Creation Dub
Destroy Babylon - Shadow of a Dub
Menotti HiFi, Dr. Ring Ding & Victor Rice - It Dread Dub
Mixman - Rivers Dub
Uptown Rebel - Dub Vibe
Black Roots - Wipe Away The Tears
PTC Vienna - Dub Neom (Fad Version)
Black Roots - Love Your Freedom
ECHO BEACH Lifefidelity - Dubmatix feat. Rootwords - Black & Blue (Roots Remix by Dubmatix)
Adam Prescott - Holding On To Dub
PTC Vienna - Jah Dub
Arkeyetexture - Mysterio Dubwise Plateau
Frenk Dublin & Tenor Youthman - Our Progress (Instrumental)
Mixman - New Dimension Dub
Makyo - Things Ah Get Dub
Black Roots - Warning
Dub Bred - Monolithic
Dubmatix - Dread & Gold - Are You Ready Dub
Dubmatix - Thundering Dub
L.S.D. - Bayou Dub
RockDis - Dubwise
IYAH FLIX - Dub Over
Dr RemiX - Jah Jah Dubs
Uptown Rebel - Dub Upon Di Corner
Shanti Lion - Wherever Dubwise
Michael Exodus - One Man With Dub (Mr. Shammi)
Michael Exodus - Gambia Meets India - Humble Dub
Amatah Keo - Teach One Each One Dub
Adam Prescott - Liberation Dub
Blind Prophet - Good Morning Zion (Raw Dub)
Divina União Da Luz (DUDL) - Limpar Mentalidade (Dub)
Divina União Da Luz (DUDL) - Subi Foi Com Alegria (Michael Exodus Dubwise)
High Pressure Sound System feat. Urban Vox - Justice Dub Part 1
L.S.D. - Dub Reactor
PTC Vienna - Bonuss Dubb
Michael Exodus - Native Spirits - Native Dub
Uptown Rebel - Dub a Go Red
Irie Ites - Don’t Let Dem Dub Master Digital
Woodub & N-Tone - Dub Is My Master

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Read out loud sessions:

1.

“The collapse is no longer coming. It's here. Across a planet of broken promises, burning forests, dead oceans, and crumbling democracies, the few still profit — while the many are left to pick through the ashes.”

2.

“There are no heroes coming. No billionaire will save you. No technocrat has a plan. The only rescue mission left is the one we launch ourselves. Ruthless. Uncompromising. Necessary. If you want hope, you have to earn it.”

3.

“The era of warnings has ended. The age of consequences has arrived. What happens next depends on what we are willing to confront—and what we are willing to change.”

4.

“The past year alone has delivered new records: the highest global average temperatures ever measured, unprecedented ocean heatwaves devastating marine ecosystems, and the irreversible loss of glaciers critical for freshwater supplies.”

5.

“The consequences of global warming are no longer abstract projections but tangible realities that disrupt ecosystems, economies, and societies. Rising global temperatures have intensified droughts, wildfires, hurricanes, and floods across every continent.”

6.

“However, climate change is a threat multiplier, worsening existing vulnerabilities and inequalities. The burden of impacts falls disproportionately on poorer nations and marginalized communities least responsible for the emissions driving the crisis.”

7.

“Deforestation, driven by industrial agriculture, illegal logging, and land-grabbing, continues to accelerate the climate crisis. Forests, the lungs of the Earth, are being sacrificed for short-term profit, undermining their capacity to absorb carbon dioxide and protect biodiversity.”

8.

“Ultimately, survival hinges on recognizing that endless growth on a finite planet is a delusion. Climate change is not merely an environmental issue but a civilizational reckoning.”

9.

“The year 2024 shattered previous heat records, making it the hottest year ever recorded in human history. Global average temperatures surpassed 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels for sustained periods, a threshold long warned against by climate scientists.”

10.

“The feedback loops driving further warming are increasingly evident. Melting permafrost is releasing vast quantities of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere. Forests, once carbon sinks, have become carbon sources as drought and wildfires intensify.”

11.

“Efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C now appear virtually unattainable without unprecedented, immediate, and sustained global cooperation. The failure of major economies to align their actions with their stated climate goals underscores a deep systemic inertia and the prioritization of short-term interests over planetary survival.”

12.

“The intensification of extreme weather events reached alarming new heights in 2024 and continues unabated into 2025. Storms, wildfires, floods, and droughts are growing not just in frequency but in severity, overwhelming communities, crippling infrastructure, and displacing millions.”

13.

“Climate scientists have increasingly warned that what were once considered '100-year' or '1,000-year' weather events are now occurring every few years. Emergency response systems, insurance frameworks, and traditional disaster preparedness strategies are struggling to cope with the pace and scale of these changes.”

14.

“Sea level rise, accelerated by polar ice melt, is submerging vital infrastructure, contaminating freshwater supplies through saltwater intrusion, and forcing growing numbers of climate migrants to relocate. In many low-lying nations and island states, existential threats are no longer theoretical; they are daily realities.”

15.

“Forests act as vital carbon sinks, absorbing significant portions of the greenhouse gases humanity releases into the atmosphere. Their loss compounds global warming, contributing to a vicious cycle of rising temperatures and ecosystem collapse. The Amazon Rainforest, often referred to as the 'lungs of the Earth,' has already passed critical thresholds in several regions, transitioning from a carbon sink to a net carbon emitter.”

16.

“Deforestation is not an isolated environmental issue—it is a profound destabilization of the systems that sustain all life. Without radical shifts toward preservation, restoration, and respect for indigenous land rights, the future will be one of barren landscapes, broken climate systems, and diminished possibilities for human survival.”

17.

“The world is undergoing its sixth mass extinction, with biodiversity loss accelerating to catastrophic levels by 2025. Driven by habitat destruction, climate change, pollution, overexploitation, and invasive species, the collapse of ecosystems is not just a tragedy for wildlife—it is a direct threat to human survival.”

18.

“The loss of biodiversity weakens the natural systems that provide essential services: pollination of crops, purification of air and water, regulation of climate, and protection against natural disasters. As ecosystems degrade, their ability to support agriculture, fisheries, and livelihoods diminishes, creating cascading economic and social crises.”

19.

“Soil—the thin, fragile skin of the Earth that sustains plant life—is being lost at rates 10 to 100 times faster than it can naturally regenerate. Intensive farming practices reliant on chemical inputs, monocultures, and deep plowing have stripped soils of organic matter, reduced fertility, and left landscapes vulnerable to erosion by wind and water.”

20.

“Corporate-led afforestation schemes often prioritize fast-growing monoculture plantations over native, biodiverse forests. These artificial forests can exacerbate water scarcity, reduce soil health, and provide limited ecological benefits, all while allowing companies to greenwash their environmental records.”

21.

“Planting trees alone will not save us. But restoring forests—authentically and ethically—can help heal the wounds inflicted on the Earth and offer hope for a livable future.”

22.

“Pollution knows no borders. Toxins emitted in one region can travel across continents and oceans, accumulating in the bodies of animals, plants, and humans. Its impacts are systemic, insidious, and often irreversible, affecting every aspect of life on Earth.”

23.

“Children, the elderly, and those living in poverty are disproportionately affected, exacerbating existing health inequalities. In many cities, simply breathing the air is equivalent to smoking several cigarettes per day.”

24.

“Air pollution is not just a localized urban problem—it is a global environmental disruptor. Massive wildfires in Canada, Australia, and Greece blanketed entire regions in hazardous smoke for weeks.”