The Satan Bump with Penny Lane

Night Call

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Society & Culture

4.6 • 564 Ratings

🗓️ 15 April 2019

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Night Callers be prepared to be converted, as Tess, Molly, and Emily are joined by documentarian Penny Lane to discuss her new film, _Hail Satan?_. They talk all things Satanic Temple, Bapho-MAY, and racist country singers, PLUS we're back on the Night...

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.3	Guaranteed Human.
0:07.6	It's 128 a.m.
0:10.4	In Salem, Massachusetts,
0:12.0	and you're listening to Night Call.
0:14.5	Night Call, a podcast for your strange days and lonely nights.
0:32.4	I am in Los Angeles. My name is Tess Lynch. With me is Molly Lambert.
0:37.0	And over in New York, we have
0:38.5	Emily Oshita. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hail Satan. Now we don't have to laugh when we say
0:48.9	Hail Satan. And you will find out why momentarily. So this week week we have a very special guest on the pod.
0:56.1	We talked to her just a little bit ago, but through the magic of editing, we are about to talk to her.
1:01.7	It's Penny Lane.
1:02.5	She's a filmmaker we really like, and she did a movie we really like called Hail Satan.
1:07.3	Hail Satan.
1:08.2	We'll be chatting with her in just a second.
1:10.9	But first...
1:11.9	We wanted to take a moment to just tip our cowboy hats to the Yeha agenda, which we all at Night Call have decided to support.
1:18.9	Sure.
1:19.4	Wholeheartedly.
1:20.6	Yeah.
1:21.1	Song of the Summer from Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus.
1:27.2	I feel like this song of the summer discourse is mostly dead and buried, but I'm willing
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