The Hey everybody. Hi guys, hi guys, well from Salt Lake City, Utah. It's thank God I'mist. The podcast, I'm Frank, and I'm Dan. And coming up today

we're going to talk about the role that religion plays or maybe doesn't play in politics.

Yeah, we're going to talk about how, you know, you always hear about like,

candidates have to be religious or they're gonna,

we're gonna dispel some myths and and we're gonna start some new ones.

Oh good.

Yeah we're gonna good.

Yeah it's to be fun.

That's great.

It's awesome.

In the meantime, however, we will, before that, we're going to tell you a few stories

and do stuff and whatever. What do you got? You got something fun? I've got I've got a sexy story.

Ooh a story of sexual healing.

Meow.

Mm in Arizona places I don't is Arizona ever has really struck me as

sexy it's not a sexy state sexy state is no no it's it's a it's a, huh? Strikes me as dusty. It's a dusty state.

Well nonetheless, Arizona was the home to a sexual healing

a little religious group called the Goddess Temple.

Oh, where members of the goddess temple under the leadership of Tracy Elise, who is a woman? Who is a woman? Okay. A very... Tracy can go either way.

A sensual woman. Yeah. Uh, they, uh, they, uh, the people would come into their temple and they would sexually heal them through

sexual gratification.

And the people who were healed would leave money right and well they've they're in

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