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Welcome to the show.

We're looking forward to a great one tonight as we bring back our guest, George Case.

I think it was about two years ago that

George was here. We were talking about his book, Here's to My Sweet Satan was the name of it. I had to

look, because I always want to say hail. It's not hail. It's here's to my sweet Satan. And it was

about the occult in rock and roll. I remember it being a very, very interesting discussion, but George has

several other books about other topics as well. He's written a lot about rock and roll and pop culture,

which I have to be honest, I could spend all night talking about that particular topic or the

variations of that topic. But we're going to talk about a couple of different things tonight.

One of the things is he's written an essay about the lasting effects of the pandemic, and it's

not what you think it is. That's what I find very interesting about George's perspective here.

So we're going to talk about that essay and his ideas as it relates to them. We're also going

to talk about Stanley Kubrick,

one of the most enigmatic directors and filmmakers of our time.

Directed such unbelievable films such as 2001 of Space Odyssey,

The Shining, a clockwork orange.

There are so many.

I think, what was the Tom Cruise one that was, eyes wide shut, right?

That was one of his.

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