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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2024 · 1H 16M

The Head and the Heart

from Hot Water History · host GaryRichied w/CharlieWesterman

June is the month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, despite what corporations, government media, and elementary schools in Oak Park would have you believe. Christ thirsted and thirsts for more souls to accept and be saved in the font of his mercy and love--St. Margaret Mary Alacoque shows us the way.Chase Oliver flies a different flag every month of the year and insists--in a very un-Lincolnesque fashion--that if only the government would get out of the way of trans-ing kids then their parental abusers would be free to transition them to their adult-hearts' content.Chicago and its suburbs strive to out-rainbow flag one another.www.hotwaterhistory.comwww.ancapcatholic.com@HotH2OHistory@chuckwest20*Other podcast episode mentioned: Tom Woods Show Ep. 2499; "The Transgender Movement: Where It Came From" w/Jennifer Bilek (NOT DELINGPOLE; although he's always awesome...)BUY STUFF FROM OUR SPONSOR: TRIDENTINE BREWING; www.tridentinebrewing.comBUY GARY A BEER: www.buymeacoffee.com/garyrichied

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