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Hey there, listener. I am not Peter Bell. This is Melvin Benson, creator and host of

cinematic doctrine, a mature, millennial-infused film-tivision podcast influenced by

Acts 17 and Romans 24. While listening to Sons of Patriarchy, I knew I wanted to invite

Peter to be on an episode of my show. What I didn't expect was his offer to cross post the episode

onto the Sons of Patriarchy feed as well. So thank you, Peter. We're a comparably smaller

podcast than Sons of Patriarchy, so giving us some airtime in your feed is greatly appreciated.

And don't worry, listener. This discussion is more than adjacent to what Sonsa Patriarchy is covering.

Welcome to Leith is a documentary about a small, simple town upended by a notorious neo-Nazi.

He purchases multiple properties intending to give them to his racist friends so they can

have a controlling vote in Leith's local government, as Leith only has a combined population of 24.

As Sons of Patriarchy has taken to task Christian nationalism and the Wilson's attempt to turn

Moscow, Idaho, into a Christian nationalist utopia, let alone the United States, I couldn't stop thinking

of this documentary, which is why I invited Peter in the first place. The similarities between

these two stories are uncanny, but I'll let the episode speak for itself. As stated,

cinematic doctrine is still a modest project, so if you enjoy what you hear, why not jump over to our feed and listen to our episodes?

We're on Spotify, iTunes, basically wherever.

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