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May 31, 2017 22 min

025: "Gods Among Us"

from The Storycast Hosted by Russell Silva

Explore the godship of ancient deities, brand marketing, and self-proclaimed messiahs... phony or otherwise. What does it say about humanity that we strive to become God? INTRO: "Wholy Holy" CHAPTER 1: "Ain’t Nothing Like the Real Thing" CHAPTER 2: "Can I Get a Witness" CHAPTER 3: "It Takes Two" ***** C R E D I T S ***** Fariborz Lachini "Fall in Love Again" Richard Anthony Jay "Written in the Ground" Emile Pandolfi "Once Upon A December" Ludovico Einaudi "Giorni Dispari" Russell Silva "Benign" Written & produced by: @russellsilva WANT THE SEASON TWO MUSIC ALBUM? Check out: http://support.storycastpodcast.com

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