This week on Satire Is Not Dead Harvey relives a segment from when he was on a different network but the segment is a goodie from his meager beginnings. The segment begins abruptly but soon enough the tone of the piece becomes clear. Harvey actually wrote this piece and maintains sole creative ownership of this bit. Please enjoy and rejoin Satire Is Not Dead next week.

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After returning from a holiday break, Harvey puts out an explicit yet poignant podcast to get the message of our dire times across to listeners.

This week Harvey discusses the ongoing election crisis, the Covid situation and what we can possibly expect in the near future.

He then features an audio clip of a young voter that is at his breaking point with the current gaggle of Republican politicians.

This week Harvey discusses the 2020 presidential election. He discusses in great detail what is already happening as a result of the presidential election and explains how it's going to continue to progress. He also goes on to discuss a dangerous economic trend that is going to continue by comparing it to a past presidential election in which the same pattern took place.

Harvey concludes “Real-Life Monster in a Small Town as his Halloween special.

I am very excited to bring you the Halloween special edition of Satire is Not Dead. What I'm going to do today is bring you a real crime story that was a very fascinating case that I grew up witnessing and I'm calling this podcast Real-Life Monster in a Small Town. It was a mass murder that took place in the small town of Lake Arthur Louisiana in 1983. It was really a beautiful old town. One of the things that I really like in this area is as the sun approaches the horizon you can hear the cicadas chirping, clicking and singing in the trees as the sun goes down and then later you can hear the bullfrogs bellowing their announcement of the coming of night and it was a very much desired place to spend leisure time. Well that would all change in the early 80’s.

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Harvey provides a teaser for his podcast next week that will feature, in the spirit of Halloween, a real-life monster that committed a heinous mass killing in the early eighties in a small neighbouring town to his hometown. Join Harvey on Wednesday, October 28 for the Halloween edition of Satire is Not Dead for the complete details.

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Harvey puts on a shorter-than-usual podcast as he prepares to deal with yet another major storm moving into the Gulf of Mexico. This week Harvey discusses the fact that the American politicians in office have been in place for way too long and points out a few of the top-tier politicians that are starting to look a little worse-for-wear and he compares them to ghouls, showcasing their outstanding characteristics that make them appear so.

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Harvey gives his final monologue on the aftermath of Hurricane Laura describing his experience coming home to a dark neighborhood each morning to prepare to go to work coupled with the responsibility of gun ownership and responsibility due to looters in a nearby community killing unsuspecting home owners.

Harvey then describes a fond albeit inappropriate memory from 15 years ago in the aftermath of Hurricane Rita in the same region of the Gulf Coast as he worked as a carpenter during the rebuilding of the affected city.

Satire is Not Dead returns after a devastating natural disaster in the Gulf Coast region. Hope you enjoy it!

This week Harvey describes his experience of evacuating the area of Southwest Louisiana and how people behaved both before and after the storm. He gives his account of some really good people in the world and some not-so-great people.

Also Harvey gives his opinion on the current political landscape and how it has become a tragic comedy and compares it to some classic satirical movies frome way-back-when and describes some loose parallels from the movies to what is happening now.

This week Harvey gives an update on what’s happening with Satire Is Not Dead and the current natural disaster that could potentially affect the podcast.

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