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Feb 29, 2020 1 hr 13 min

Philthy Talk #7: Count Boogie (Perverted Podcast)

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For this episode of Philthy Talk our formidable host travelled to a storage shed in North Hollywood to meet with Count Boogie, host of the Perverted Podcast and kinkster extraordinaire. They talk about Boogie's origins - him having been adopted & abused as a kid, running away, finding christianity & playing in christian bands & doing christian comedy (yes, that's a thing), getting married, and missing an important opportunity in radio. After all that crashed Boogie got into kink stuff when he was about 40 and seems to never look back. Boogie discusses his mental health struggles, economic struggles, and a bunch of other crazy shit. Show Notes Be sure to check out the Perverted Podcast! Julia Louis-Dreyfest 7.5 is right around the corner! Friday March 6 at Craft Local at 5:00pm in beautiful downtown Billings, MT. 13 bands and 4 visual artists for only $10 if you get tix early! For more info visit www.waste-division.org. Thanks to Dreyfest sponsors Bloom Montana and Imaginink for supporting DIY art in Billings! Also if you're interested in supporting Waste Division financially visit our Patreon page. This helps us with operating costs so we can continue to supply you with good stuff like this! Podcast edited & produced by Phillip Griffin. Graphic by Cooper Malin. End music by Bill Moved Away, with their new song "Midlife Crisis Blues."

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