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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2020 · 59 MIN

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from The Dark Corner Podcast · host David and Brandi Jackola

0 Fool 0 Fool, the tarot card, features as the point in this episode of The Dark Corner. First, Dave reviews Onward, Watchmen, and Picard. Also, Dave pays respect to deceased members of the industrial rock community. A Sad Time for Rivetheads Sadly, the industrial rock community lost a couple of its luminary members. First, founder of industrial rock, Genesis P-Orridge, died at 70 of leukemia. Also, we recently lost to cancer drummer, Bill Rieflin. Reviews First, Dave reviews the animated film, Onward. This Disney film pits a Dungeons & Dragons quest against a world with modern technology. Furthermore, Dave respects the racial issues addressed in HBO’s Watchmen. Finally, Dave shares his thoughts about Picard. Mostly, he compares the story arc to similar stories going back to Frankenstein. The Adventure Zone The Adventure Zone features three brothers and their dad. They record themselves playing tabletop role-playing games. For instance, they play Dungeons & Dragons and Monster of the Week. Find them on Maximum Fun. The Dark Track In this episode, we debut a new musical artist. Hieronymus FTP performs old school EBM. While calling Australia home, David of Hieronymus FTP sings in German. Here, we present Kurzschliess Das Netzwerk from the Tanzkrankheit EP. The Tarot: 0 Fool For April Fool’s Day, Dave returns to the tarot. That is, he revisits The Fool, the 0 card. First, he recounts the history of the tarot. Also, he describes its user in divination. Mostly, he describes in detail the meanings of the image. for instance, he explains how the little dog may be doubts and fears. Furthermore, he describes how the mountains and the cliff represent immediate and future problems. however,

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