Madame Psychosis's radio show

The philosophy-of-hiding stated as an open invitation. Reading the U.H.I.D. circular on air, Madame Psychosis voices the creed the whole theme keys to: "Come don the veil… learn to love what's hidden inside," and — flagged as emphatic in the text — "[a]ll meeting rooms windowless. That's in ital: all meeting rooms windowless." The veil here is not shame's imposition but a chosen instrument, and the windowless room is its deliberate architecture; hiddenness is offered as something to be embraced, "donned," loved. This is the doctrine 058 will theorize and 149 will run as tradecraft — the "openly hide" ethos delivered, fittingly, by a hidden voice from behind a screen. (The deformity/shame catalogue the circular addresses is disability-deformity's; the hiding-as-chosen-instrument is ours.)