Every episode of Cocaine and Rhyme Stones is by default marked as explicit content because

this is a show for adults.

However, this episode does contain a detailed description of an instance of physical abuse,

and there are many reasons some listeners may find it more upsetting than what they hear

in a typical episode.

There is another warning just prior to the scene, and if you make a decision to go ahead

and skip what comes next, then I'd recommend fast forwarding about two minutes past the

warning.

If you're enjoying this show, you should know the only way I'm able to keep this a completely

independent operation, which is the only way a show like this could ever exist, is because

of the support of listeners such as yourself.

If you'd like to help or you'd like to listen to episodes without hearing this message,

please visit the support page at Cocaine and Rhyme Stones.com.

When I made season one, I went into credit card debt with no idea or plan for how to earn

money from the show.

Many listeners suggested setting up a Patreon, so I did that in tandem with the release of

season one's final episode, and long story short, was only able to make season two because

of everyone who joined the Patreon.

That is the best way to help keep the show going, but there's also podcast merch, one

time donations, purchasing source materials, and other methods which you can learn about

by going to Cocaine and Rhyme Stones.com and checking out the support page.

For several years, I've said anyone who thinks they have an idea for a good podcast should

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