Professional wrestling's kayfabe became the operating system of American politics. The performance is the product.

The Overseer begins his journey to the Wireland.

Agent Orange goes to Wireland.

Now we meet the narrator.

Our Driver continues his journey to the Wireland.

An orientation video to the depths of Wireland Ranch. Featuring @somethingsaph and @yoham_tho as JOPH playing the part of Abria. And, as always, M. Molder as the Palindrome.

Agent Orange is processed for entry. Featuring: Agent Molder as the Palindrome, Jessica Berson as the Camera, & Saph the Something as Trigger Warning Individual.

The Overseer runs. Featuring: Jared Carter as Joseph's Ancestor, M. Molder as the Palindrome, and Derrick Valen as The Heart.

Where it all goes wrong. Featuring: Kier Zhou as Goebbels Chewing the Furniture, M. Molder as the Palindrome, Saph the Something as Abria, Queen of the Supernatural Protection Company.

Prelude to the end: the history of the Great Orchid War. Featuring: Rae Lundberg from The Night Post as Leah, and ML Cothran from Elvis Depressedly as Nathaniel (Godwynn).

Prelude to the end: the history of the Great Orchid War. Featuring: Rae Lundberg from The Night Post as Leah, and ML Cothran from Elvis Depressedly as Nathaniel (Godwynn).

The end begins. Featuring M. Molder of The Moon Crown & Derrick Valen of October's Children.

In the beginning was the word and the word was god. Featuring Derrick Valen from October's Children as Nathaniel Godwynn & Rebecca Hansson from Be Not Afraid as Albrite (departed).

We have finally reached the end. Goodbye friends, for now. Featuring Derrick Valen of October's Children, Saph The Something from the Supernatural Protection Company, Rebecca Hansson from Be Not Afraid, and Tatiana Gefter.

A prisoner at the edge of the world at the beginning of the end of Wireland Ranch.

Something to listen to tonight when yr tucked away in bed. Sleep tight. Featuring Starless by King Crimson (1974).

Produced and written by Joseph Rutledge with additional research by Trenton Spann.

Israel has the right...

All the shit (words & noise): Joseph Rutledge.

Child almost death, horse urine. It's late. There's yr trigger warning.

In which we give thanks. Written by Joseph Rutledge and William S Burroughs.

A micro-epic poem chronicling a man's struggles with addiction, disability, and incarceration.

The tale of how Moldington ended up at the ranch (this time.)