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Jul 11, 2020 2 hr 15 min

America's Insane

from Verbalize Hosted by Ray Hargrove

Covid-19 update in America, the war on black humanity, and voting: make a change or make believe.

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Feelings, Explained Pat Berin and Gian Viatka Feelings? We have a lot of them. Feelings, Explained hosted by Pat and Gian, two hilarious, unapologetic, and 100% real twenty-something as they delve into all of their feelings; both present and repressed - oh yeah, let’s not forget those things in between too! Covering fun lighthearted topics to the extremely hard ones, you’ll be wanting them to verbalize your feelings for you too. Welcome to the Feelers club! Explicit Verbalized By A. Lott Amber Lott Verbalize, Verbalized ; ver.ba.lizeTo express using words. Explicit The Current List Has Finished Playing kingo needlessly strange and ephemeral collage, weird straightforward experimental Dada surrealistic nonsense, noise and sound design with non-narrative voices in your head, don't listen. Now that you've found me can you forget me? art for no one's sake, sampling rambling spoken word poetry with descriptions of how the world is or isn't, depictions of stories you can't read and don't want to, philosophical cut-up spherically designed miscommunication with something to say that no one can verbalize. there's no way this should exist. kingo seems like maybe not the best person to have a podcast. Explicit TWO DOGS SITTING Aditya Menon We're two great friends who love to talk about anything and everything that interests us. What types of topics would you expect to be covered you ask? Oh, how does meditation, medication, alternative lifestyles, psychedelics, theories in quantum physics, and personal growth sound? To us, this podcast is a time capsule, something that we can look back on, but it's also a way for us to verbalize our thoughts in a safe space to truly grow and hopefully get closer to being somewhat enlightened...about ANYTHING! Explicit

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