Episode 37 - Scatterbrain Podcast: A Priestly Halloween episode artwork

EPISODE · Oct 21, 2020 · 45 MIN

Episode 37 - Scatterbrain Podcast: A Priestly Halloween

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Welcome to Scatterbrain Episode 37! Thanks to everyone who has listened, liked, and followed us on social media. Help spread the word by sharing with your network. Please follow, rate, and review on your preferred podcast platform. It really helps. Drop us a message on our social media, leave us a voice message on our Anchor podcast page, or email us at [email protected]  Let us know where you're listening from, if there's an album we should review, or a topic you'd like us to talk about. You can also just tell us how awesome we are. We can't wait to hear from you. Tis the season of witches, ghouls, and begging for free candy! In this episode, we review the self-titled album by Denver, Colorado's Pile of Priests (Facebook link). Next, we discuss the history and origins of Halloween (All Hallows' Eve). We also learn about the origins of some of the Halloween customs we have come to enjoy. Grab a drink and learn a little bit about one of the best holidays of the year. Twitter - @ScatterbrainPod / Instagram - @ScatterbrainPodSD Scatterbrain Podcast with Ian and Dan: Subscribe, Listen and Share!

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