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Nov 4, 2019 53 min

83: Dickinson Theories

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Apple TV Plus show Dickinson’s creator Alena Smith joins us to talk about Emily Dickinson, the weird American 1850s and transcendentalist author rivalries and fun facts (Edgar Allan Poe was VERY catty and also married his own underage cousin). Then we get into current American history, taking on the modern conspiracy we’ve all been thinking and talking about constantly this year! Plus we answer some Night Calls, and talk about everyone’s favorite viral meme: long Russian novels about class war! FOOTNOTES: Crazy Days and Nights Vanity Fair profile of Enty Pouring one out for a Himmmm Night Callers facebook group Twilight Zone movie deaths Alena's book, Tween Hobo: Off the Rails Dickinson on Apple Plus TV Alena on Girls in Hoodies Thoreau's mom did his laundry Dickinson costumes article Prairie dresses: don't do it Yankee Doodle macaroni Poe hated Transcendentalists Poe and his cousin Headless horseman Hessian soldier Epstein was murdered? Mark Epstein 1953 boomer trust Ghislaine's father/Mossad Epstein's front door Epstein theories merch Night Call Patreon Night Call socials: Twitter @nightcallpod // Facebook @nightcallpodcast// Instagram @nightcallpodcast Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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