The Garden Of Doom Podcast Ep26 "Art and Inbetweeness" With Jeff Lippman

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The Garden welcomes artist and writer, Dini McCullough Amozurrutia, to discuss her histories, cultural influences, her career turns and her art. We also discuss the Nazca lines, GameStop, some current events and how listening to bad advice may have led to the end of Angkor Wat. Extra special thanks to our Executive Producer and directorof security, La Sicaria. Get an Unlimited Hosting Plan with Podbean and help support this show: https://www.podbean.com/rationalrage Sign up for a Business Hosting Plan and help support the show! Just click: https://www.podbean.com/pro/rationalrage Follow us on the Twitter: @Rational_Rage Follow us on Instagram: @rational.rage Subscribe to Rational Rage here: https://rationalragenetwork.podbean.com Connect with the Rational Rage on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rationalrage

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