This is a happy

a show. Hello and welcome to ACFM, the home of the weird left.

I'm Nadia Eidel and I'm joined as usual by my friends

Kiea Milburn.

Hello and Jeremy Gilbert.

Hello.

And today we are talking about death. So guys, why do we want to talk about this subject?

Well, in part, we think this show will come out you know sometime around Halloween

the time when the gap between life and death is at its thinnest

according to tradition and so we thought that we might be a topical it came into our mind for that reason

but death is just a very interesting topic is one of those topics which is under-discussed.

One of those knowledges, our mortality is one of those knowledges that we keep in our minds but not at the forefront of our minds

It burges into sight you know usually around 2 30 in the morning on a sleepless night. So we thought we'd pull it fully into view and discuss the history of how we've dealt with death, etc.

how it plays into philosophy and politics.

There's lots to talk about, I think.

I'd like us to explore together

whether there is such thing as being good about death

or being bad about death.

So because it's such a difficult thing for human beings to really grasp,

which I know is something we're going to get into, I'm kind of interested in the idea about

whether there is an actual good way of being able to cope with this

and whether there is a bad way is this down to on a kind of like you know

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