In the first episode of our new necromancy series, Augusta and Eva lay down the foundation of the cultural influences of classical antiquity that gave rise to the American concepts of necromancy. We talk about middle school plays, flipping God the bird, and randomness as a series of small consequences. Plus, a livestream announcement! 
 
music: "Girl on the Moon"; written and performed by Nihilore; CC BY 3.0

In the first episode of our new necromancy series, Augusta and Eva lay down the foundation of the cultural influences of classical antiquity that gave rise to the American concepts of necromancy. We talk about middle school plays, flipping God the bird, and randomness as a series of small consequences. Plus, a livestream announcement! music: "Girl on the Moon"; written and performed by Nihilore; CC BY 3.0

In the first episode of our new necromancy series, Augusta and Eva lay down the foundation of the cultural influences of classical antiquity that gave rise to the American concepts of necromancy. We talk about middle school plays, flipping God the bird, and randomness as a series of small consequences. Plus, a livestream announcement!&nbsp;
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music: "Girl on the Moon"; written and performed by Nihilore; CC BY 3.0

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Episode 17: The Shade Room (or, Tiresias Tells the Tea)