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31 Flavors You're Wrong About podcast
Jan. 6th, 2021 11:39 pmWhat a day, huh? My client has been breathing down my neck and I'm like, pardon me for having trouble concentrating while we're having a civil war break out prompted by the fucking occupant of the White House.
Anyway, just under the wire for today
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Edonohana (You're Wrong About Podcast RPF, 8101 words, T)
Summary: Sarah tells Mike about the lost horror movie that became an urban legend. Digressions include the chemical formula for mescaline, Sarah imitating Ethan Hawke imitating a Yorkshire prop witch, and where the fat goes after it gets vibrated out of your body by a $19.99 girdle sold on late-night TV.
This is an outstanding fake episode of the podcast You're Wrong About, which I discovered earlier this year and am working my way through currently. It completely captures the voices and dynamic of the hosts, as well as sets up a completely believable cult movie from the late '70s that manages to perfectly evoke the feeling of the kinds of movies made at that time--and that went on to become their own cult legends.
Anyway, just under the wire for today
You're Wrong About Misericorde by
Summary: Sarah tells Mike about the lost horror movie that became an urban legend. Digressions include the chemical formula for mescaline, Sarah imitating Ethan Hawke imitating a Yorkshire prop witch, and where the fat goes after it gets vibrated out of your body by a $19.99 girdle sold on late-night TV.
This is an outstanding fake episode of the podcast You're Wrong About, which I discovered earlier this year and am working my way through currently. It completely captures the voices and dynamic of the hosts, as well as sets up a completely believable cult movie from the late '70s that manages to perfectly evoke the feeling of the kinds of movies made at that time--and that went on to become their own cult legends.
