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May 20, 2019 1 hr 1 min

#54: Kate's A Shark

from Sasquatch Ate My Baby Hosted by Dave and Kate

In this weeks episode Dave and Kate attempt to lure you into their exciting cults! Kate Starts with the fun loving Church of Euthanasia with their support of suicide and anti-procreation. If that doesn't convince you then maybe the Happy Science Church from Japan will persuade you by denying past Japanese war crimes. Maybe Dave will tempt you with the famous cult from Oregon Rajneeshism. It seems pretty cool and chill until you realize they poisoned hundred of people, and tried to take over a peaceful now. Also Kate has a new favourite hobby! Hey Listeners, it’s your pals Dave and Kate coming to you with a message from the future (2025!) We want to put out a disclaimer that as time has passed so have our opinions and values. Some of the jokes, opinions, and statements we’ve made in past episodes are no longer a reflection of who we are now that we’ve educated ourselves, started families, and matured. We think it’s important to be accountable for things we’ve said, but some episodes don’t need to out there anymore if you wonder where they’ve gone. However, SamB is an ode to our friendship and will never go away. If you’re a new listener we ask that you use your critical thinking skills and do your research before forming your own opinions. And if you’re an old listener… stay tuned for new episodes that will drop as soon as we get our shit together. Bye friends!

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