Liquid Flannel Podcast

Post Production Episode 156 teaser feat. Nick Glesmann

We kick off Spooktober 2019 with a rambling discussion on horror cinema. Our old frends Andrew and Nick help us decide what constitutes "Lovecraftian," and we use that as our springboard for talking about how horror movies tend to reflect the anxieties of the particular decade that produced them.

The show finally acquires a correspondent in Oklahoma, the excellent Gregory Hardin II (Twitter: @GregoryHardinII). We talk a little bit of Trump and a little bit of Jacob Wohl, and then Gregory takes us through what it's like to be a socialist organizer in a deep red rural state.

Special thanks to our musical guests King and Queen of the Losers, with their track "Deep Dream" off their upcoming album. https://kingandqueenofthelosers.bandcamp.com/

Bonus content for episode 154 feat. Dwight Rhinosoros

We've completed the set of Eat The Rich cohosts this week with Dwight Rhinosoros (Twitter: @rhinosoros) who joins us for a discussion about leftists getting better at reading between the lines and making the right nervous.

Teaser for Episode 153 Bonus Content

Our friends Andrew (Twitter: @YOUWONTBELAFFIN) and Jacob (Twitter: @JacobRForster) filled in this week as we replace an episode lost to ghosts in the machine. We talk about how the Plains often get left out of the leftist national discussion, and debate when is the best time to start celebrating Halloween and which Batman was best.

With Matthew still in town and Chuck returning from the Midwest Left Assembly we gathered together with special guest Andrew to discuss leftist camping adventures, the latest dumpster fire news, and why its a bad idea to be in more than 6 fantasy football leagues at the same time. Grab a hatchet and start roughing it out here with us.

A very special in-person episode with the classic crew of Chuck, Brendan, and Matthew to inaugurate the Brendome(TM) in Omaha. A rousing discussion of how US policies impact both the midwest and the entire world from Hong Kong to Brazil. Why does Labor day exist and why is it a forgotten afterthought in modern society. Its time to march in the streets for...

Shane Sheehy (Twitter: @ShaneSheehy) of Eat the Rich joins us this week to discuss the carnage being wreaked among farmers in the Midwest, and whether it's even possible to draft a good government out of the current Dem contenders. Special thanks to our friend Josh for his great track, "I Want a Love."