Oct 19, 2020 53 min

Episode 6 pt. 1

from Grey Matter Radio Hour Hosted by Myster E.

_00:00 Bumper _00:54 Intro to absence _01:12 Listener shout-out _01:36 Zen Drops In _02:10 Poe Sphinx Handoff _02;57 WEB GUY! _04:44 Stickin’ it to the Villains _05:35 Production Chat _06:22 Halloween Show Descriptor _07:10 Virtual segment Intro _07:22 Toxic Shock _08:12 Worm Water _08:32 Seizure Scents _08:56 More Toxic Product Talk _11:57 Whiff of Resonator _13:16 Chemical Nightmares _14:24 Soaking in Reality _14:49 Collapsing Regan _15:32 Transition Integrity Project _17:24 We don’t need no stinking Judges? _18:00 The Red Mirage _19:26 CWII _20:44 Beezos Bezos Bozos _21:12 Chaos Chaos Chaos _22:03 DEM Donors _22:58 SF Fire in the Sky _24:53 A Matter of Scale? _26:09 Denying Viruses _27:50 How to Argue Republican _29:20 Deregulation or Bust _29:44 Poison Please! _30:20 Hating Liberals at ANY Cost! _30:55 Fox’s Hounds _31:30 Red Rights & Wrong _32:03 Sign Off _33:30 Disclaimer _33:48 Gray Matter Jukebox: BONUS - Zen Reads Poe’s “The Sphinx” _48:15 Song: Center Of Gravity, Album: Super Massive, Artist: Bob Familiar bobfamiliar.bandcamp.com/track/center-of-gravity

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