Kill Your Idols

EPISODE · Feb 3, 2022 · 1H 15M

Kill Your Idols

from Project Chaney · host Chaney in Wonderland

Have the last 700 plus days taken its toll? Are you sad, lonely or starting to feel helpless and lost? Well, it is always darkest before the dawn, right? On this solo episode of Project Chaney, I talk about the loss of someone to suicide, touch nerves with the Rogan/Young drama and maybe leave you with a little hope and something we can all do to support our local "freedom factions'. You contemplating being a vampire? Did you think the hippie movement was authentic? Were you doxed by an online group of amphibians? Or, are you having a really rough day and need to shed a tear? If any of these things are true, this might be just the sit down you need.For all things Project Chaney: ProjectChaney.com 

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