Ep 83 – Animal Farm

Infants on Thrones

Glenn Ostlund

Personal Journals, Philosophy, Society & Culture

4.7 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 15 June 2014

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Glenn is joined by three former essay contributors: Allison (“Dude for a Day”), Nick (“One True Casserole”) and Brad (“Dazed and Confirmed”) to discuss Brad’s newest essay, which explores the similarities and differences between the rise of the Mormon Church and the piggish narrative of control and domination found in George Orwell’s “Animal Farm.”

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0:00.0	C. Oh, both, both, both,
0:13.3	Oh, poor,
0:14.3	the both. We're all blues, sing or swim.
0:21.0	But thing is certain we never believe.
0:25.0	So I'm my son.
0:27.0	My son and I can be real.
0:31.0	Sh. My beloved brother and sisters.
0:35.0	This is infants on Thrones.
0:40.0	The philosophies of men beingled with humans. We are the core.
0:47.0	Yeah!
0:48.0	Commissioner Edna. Listeners' Etschase.
0:56.0	Welcome back to Infants on Thrones. I'm Glenn O'Sland, and today we're joined by three former listener essay contributors.
1:01.0	We have Allison from her Dude for a Day essay.
1:04.4	How was Mahana you ugly?
1:06.0	Nick from the One True Casarole.
1:08.2	I gain weight when I'm training because I just shove everything in my mouth as fast as I can.
1:12.8	And Brad from dazed and confirmed.
1:15.1	I gain weight when I'm not training.
1:16.8	The old man versus food deal is my approach.
1:19.4	And we'll be going for a tangent filled hay ride
1:22.2	through Brad's second essay submission, Animal Farm.
1:26.0	So put on your slot boots because this might get a little sludgy.
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