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Satire in Strange Times
Satire in Strange Times
May 11 - 15, Edition
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EarBuds Podcast Collective: *Satire in Strange Times*
5 podcast episodes according to a theme, curated by a different person each weekMay 11 - 15, 2020
Listen to an audio version of this newsletter HERE PODCAST CURATOR'S NAME: Becca James
WHY THIS THEME?: We're living in an exceptionally strange time, and satire has the power to help us process what's happening and to improve humanity by criticizing its follies and foibles. It'll also allow us a hearty and necessary laugh.
EPISODES:
A very Fatal Murder"A Perfect Murder"
13 minutes
A Woman's Smile "A Woman's Smile is Stylish"
30 minutes
Lindsay"One Goddam Name"17 minutesThis is Branchburg with Brendan & Cory"Everybody Wants to See My Teeth"15 minutesBubble"Huntrs"37 minutes
SELF PROMO:
If you're looking for more podcast recommendations, check out Vulture's coverage, where I write weekly comedy recs and long-form reviews and features. Also, Constant Listener, created by podcast obsessive and writer for The A.V. Club's Podmass, Ben Cannon, is a great place to go for even more suggestions.
HASHTAG FOR DISCUSSION:
#SatirePods
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