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Ep 16 - Encrypted telegraphs with Lt. Deanna
Don't forget to support The Arts Fuse during our winter appeal! Only a few more days left to donate and every dollar helps.
We've been ballin' on a budget for almost 12 years and don't want to stop now.
Contribute through The Arts Fuse or on our facebook page.
The gang talks Lil Nas X, HBO's Barry, and why the VA probably owes Deanna's ancestors a shit load of cash.
How seriously do we take country rap? Is it even a genre? We take a look at a few of the singles out there being classified as such, and opine on what it says about our obsession with genre and US pop culture. Then Matt does his service to the podcast and takes us through his review of HBO's Barry, starring SNL's Bill Hader. The conversation turns to what the show says about returning veterans, PTSD, and the kind of care they get after coming back. Apparently, like Lt. Dan, Deanna's had a family member fight (and maybe not die?) in every war since the Revolutionary War. Thank you for your service....
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Don't forget to support The Arts Fuse during our winter appeal! Only a few more days left to donate and every dollar helps.
We've been ballin' on a budget for almost 12 years and don't want to stop now.
Contribute through The Arts Fuse or on our facebook page.
The gang talks Lil Nas X, HBO's Barry, and why the VA probably owes Deanna's ancestors a shit load of cash.
How seriously do we take country rap? Is it even a genre? We take a look at a few of the singles out there being classified as such, and opine on what it says about our obsession with genre and US pop culture. Then Matt does his service to the podcast and takes us through his review of HBO's Barry, starring SNL's Bill Hader. The conversation turns to what the show says about returning veterans, PTSD, and the kind of care they get after coming back. Apparently, like Lt. Dan, Deanna's had a family member fight (and maybe not die?) in every war since the Revolutionary War. Thank you for your service....