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This week on Framed, we’re taking a little trip to hell. After a more personal start talking about grief, death and saying goodbye, we head straight into Dante’s Inferno, Botticelli’s illustrations of the Divine Comedy, and the increasingly unhinged circles of hell. A weirdly kismet planned episode, considering. Sit back and relax while we discuss eternal damnation.
Weekly whimsy: honestly, not a very whimsical week but Joel does mention Hoppers if you need a cry, and there’s also a side note that Hunt for the Wilderpeople is very good if you want funny, then not funny, then funny again.
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@joeldavid_b
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Want to watch the episode? Come on over to YouTube to see the chaos: https://www.youtube.com/@Framedthepodcast
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By Steph & JoelThis week on Framed, we’re taking a little trip to hell. After a more personal start talking about grief, death and saying goodbye, we head straight into Dante’s Inferno, Botticelli’s illustrations of the Divine Comedy, and the increasingly unhinged circles of hell. A weirdly kismet planned episode, considering. Sit back and relax while we discuss eternal damnation.
Weekly whimsy: honestly, not a very whimsical week but Joel does mention Hoppers if you need a cry, and there’s also a side note that Hunt for the Wilderpeople is very good if you want funny, then not funny, then funny again.
Come follow us on all the apps
@framedthepod
@joeldavid_b
@cheersthanxalot
Want to watch the episode? Come on over to YouTube to see the chaos: https://www.youtube.com/@Framedthepodcast
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.