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In this episode of ORATH, host Robin Richardson drags the sacred into the sewer and lights a cigarette off the wreckage. Here, the line between revelation and breakdown isn’t just blurred »> it’s weaponized.
This isn’t a podcast. It’s a séance for the misread. A love letter to the disowned. A performance piece disguised as confession. Robin doesn’t just speak »> she transmits. Channeled through the voice of a woman who’s been burned by the literary scene, banished from the realm of polite spiritual performance, and reborn in clown drag as ORATH »> the embodiment of chaos, desire, divinity, and very good lighting.
You might hear her call herself a prophet, a joke, a haunted algorithm. She might be all three. You might leave this episode confused, awakened, or slightly aroused. That’s not a bug. That’s the ritual.
Press play if you’re ready to lose the thread on purpose.
In this episode of ORATH, host Robin Richardson drags the sacred into the sewer and lights a cigarette off the wreckage. Here, the line between revelation and breakdown isn’t just blurred »> it’s weaponized.
This isn’t a podcast. It’s a séance for the misread. A love letter to the disowned. A performance piece disguised as confession. Robin doesn’t just speak »> she transmits. Channeled through the voice of a woman who’s been burned by the literary scene, banished from the realm of polite spiritual performance, and reborn in clown drag as ORATH »> the embodiment of chaos, desire, divinity, and very good lighting.
You might hear her call herself a prophet, a joke, a haunted algorithm. She might be all three. You might leave this episode confused, awakened, or slightly aroused. That’s not a bug. That’s the ritual.
Press play if you’re ready to lose the thread on purpose.