Chapel Perilous

Chapel Perilous

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Chapel Perilous episodes

  • The Steve Jobs of Meth pt. 1 with Shaun Miller
    In this very special 23rd Episode of Chapel Perilous we talk to former meth cook and friend of the show Shaun Miller. Listen close and you might learn something. Part one of two.
    @alanbromwell @coreyjcooley
    theperilouspodcast.com
    alanbromwell.com
    opening music: Train of Consequences by Megadeth
    closing music: Lawyers, Guns, and Money by Warren Zevon
    1 hr 53 min
  • Drunk Driving with Cory Stevens
    Episode 23! Crazy right? Anyway, this time we have the Unsinkable Cory Stevens over to chat with the boys about close calls with the cops, old Norwegian Nazi holdovers, and an increasingly intoxicated political debate to wrap it all up. We very nearly destroyed our livers to bring you this entertainment.
    Follow Cory on Instagram @corystevens101 and Listen to his podcast Quick, before my mom gets home with Luis Martinez
    @alanbromwell @coreyjcooley
    theperilouspodcast.com
    alanbromwell.com
    opening music: Black Spell of Destruction by Burzum
    closing music: 100 Years of War by Tom Gabel (Laura Jane Grace)
    2 hr 9 min
  • Yam Juice with Osheé Baugus
    It's already been 23 times we've entered Chapel Perilous, and this time we bring with us Navy veteran Osheé Baugus, who shares with us what it truly takes to get a purple heart.
    Follow Osheé here: @osheebaugus on Instagram and Twitter and Those Happy Chaps on Facebook
    @alanbromwell @coreyjcooley
    theperilouspodcast.com
    alanbromwell.com
    opening music: Here Comes The War by New Model Army
    closing music: War by The Cardigans
    1 hr 34 min

About Chapel Perilous

From the publisher's feed

Chapel Perilous is a thought-snare located somewhere among Jesus and CBS—halfway between the Yemeni Genocide and Harry Potter. The chapel is like the egos of its hosts Alan Bromwell and Corey Cooley, in that once you're inside, there doesn't seem to be any way out. Unless you have a ten strip handy. Or you're willing to solve a Zen riddle the old fashioned way. Who is the master who makes the grass green?