In a world where consumerism is progressively replacing self-reflection and purpose, we try to identify and connect with the divine feeling of hope and belonging. Today's guest shares with us her perspective as a devout Catholic mother, while also trying to entertain a baby in a Denny's. 

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Probably the best episode so far. We were welcomed (miraculously) into the prayer room of the local mosque and allowed a sit-down with one of the leaders there. Afterwards, I attend a local punk show and get so bored that I interview a miscreant in the alley behind the venue. 

It is Independence Day in America, and here at Dead Culture we are feeling more independent than ever. We are strong, freedom-loving women who don't need no man. We just got our DNA test back and found out we 100% crowd funded on Dead Culture Radio | Help me fund my stupid podcast | Patreon. 

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I am now a father of two, and the podcast is doin' great! Today's guests are insightful as always, and the future, though uncertain, contains at least some modicum of light and potential for goodness. 

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Wherein we rename the podcast, thank Rhea for being our first patron, and then discuss mostly politics, religion, and porn with some irredeemable degenerates.

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Peering through the minute tear

Sniffing at the miasma of disintegrated hopes

We stray ever further from the light of God

How, then, can we redeem?

While attending an experimental noise show at Parachigo, I decided to revive the podcast after 16 years. 

Two amazing guests this episode - a European gourmet and an Australian movie director! Wow how exciting this show is so good.

These interviews were recorded in September of 2019, One in the parking lot of a liquor store and one in a DIY venue downtown during an experimental noise show.

A study in lutherans knowing nothing about martin luther. These interviews took place in September of 2019 in a liquor store.