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Standing on the shoulders of our great nation's founding podcasters, CuteAnon is the latest and gayest voice in a world maddened by conspiracy. Host @cbustopher & guests will consider extremist POVs across the political spectrum, and attempt to separate prophecy from propaganda. 3 Thanks for listening 3
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Orenthal Rules
Izzy and I explore the mind of Tom Sandoval, who in an interview with the NYT compared himself to O.J. Simpson. We break this idea down by taking a look at their mutuals and reviewing season one of American Crime Story.
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Why did the Devil Cross the Road?
First time guest Mary B joins me to dive deeper into the legend of the crossroads and Robert Johnson, tying in Greek mythology, hoodoo, and more. We also discuss the 27 club, our Freshman year at Ole Miss, and the power of candles and tornadoes.
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Garden of Twenty Twenty-One
Izzy and I open our 2021 diaries and share our journeys through the tumultuous year, from January 6th to seeing Azealia Banks live. We also discuss furries in the classroom, the crackdown on recent campus protests at our alma maters, and, as always, reflect on our home states. This go round, Izzy contemplates the suicide rate in Calaveras county, and I recount my experience visiting the historical juke joints of Bolivar County.
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Looking for Idaho
Brand new guest Beatrice joins me to read my chart and discuss various Instagram sensations, including Idaho Inmate Penpal, Christian Walker's radfem arc, and a Nashville pole dance family divided by one sister's choice to become a femininity trainer. We also discuss the idiosyncrasies of St. Louis, US highways, and much more!
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Slayganomics
Your favorite U.S. historians roll the die again, this time answering 12 questions about Ronald Reagan, covering astrological formations, the AIDS epidemic, and the first Hollywood blacklist. We also continue our journey through California and Mississippi, sharing our impressions of Butte and Benton county.
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Mars Madness
Izzy and I discuss the upsetting revelations from Quiet on the Set, the new docuseries about child actors' experiences at Nickelodeon, and review Poor Things. I also recount my Deep South travel experiences, and share what I've learned this week about Jewish Power.