S2 E2: Divine Dramedy

from Selects · host Ben Kuebrich

Climate Clowns ft. Reggie Watts, Bill Burr philosophizes, and a real-life angel sighting! * * * 0:30 - Clip from Stepping Up Ep 3: "Clowning Around" by Claire Schoen. https://steppinguppodcast.org * * * 06:20 - Clip from Modern Day Philosophers "Bill Burr" by Danny Lobell http://moderndayphilosophers.com/ * * * 16:55 - Ballad of the Beer Angel by Dannielle Fox http://saywordradio.org/ * * * Intro Music: Aggretsuko OST Outro Music: oyung - POST RACE WAR GLOW * * * Vote for your faves and provide feedback at https:/selects.show

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