141 - Demystification of the Greek Gods Through Performance Art and American Patriotism

Episode One

Comedy

4.8 • 881 Ratings

🗓️ 21 August 2020

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Professor Wiebe Eden-Good (@necrobranson) is dismayed to find that Thom Weir (@intellegint) and Gus Agusta (@charlesraustin) show up to the first session of his Rural Sociology 1104 class. Branson's new book, "Water, Wasted" is available for pre-order here: https://rarebirdlit.com/water-wasted-signed-by-alex-branson/

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0:00.0	This is not a bit. I'm not doing a bit. It's exhausting to suggest I'm doing a bit. If you still want to suggest, I'm doing a bit. It's not a bit. So listen up, you slack-jawed podcast fans. My name is Alex Branson. I'm one of the hosts of E1, and I have written a novel. It's going to be published by Rare Bird on November 10th. It is called Water Wasted.
0:21.8	And if you can't wait till November 10th,
0:24.3	they are selling signed copies at Rarebirdlit.com.
0:27.9	Those signed books will ship in early October.
0:30.7	So that'll be available about a month earlier
0:32.8	than the official release will be on Amazon, Barnes & Noble,
0:37.0	and Independent Bookstores.
0:38.8	All right.
0:39.8	What's this episode about?
0:41.1	What's this one?
0:44.2	I mean, if chips worked, why can't...
0:46.5	All right.
0:47.2	On to the show.
0:48.0	The following is an archived podcast presented by the Branson and Hudson Foundation
0:52.2	for Podcast Recovery.
0:53.9	This podcast is entitled Demystification of the Greek Gods through performance art and American patriotism.
1:01.3	It is the first and only episode of the podcast.
1:04.0	Welcome to episode one.
1:07.5	All right, just turning on my recorder here before class starts. I mean, even though the teacher
1:12.5	seems like he's late. Hey man, I'm Gus Augusta. I'm kind of new here at Harvard Tech Terahawk
1:19.4	campus. Are you new here too, or you've been here? Mm-hmm. Well, what's your name? Thomas.
1:28.1	All right. Well, I don't know, man.
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