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This week Scott and Gabe discuss the heroic voyages of the Portuguese Fidalgos on their voyages of equal parts exploration, commerce and conquest into the Indian Ocean in the 15th and 16th Centuries.


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This week Scott and Romanized Visigoth discuss the 1967 Mel Brooks film "The Producers" and discuss the hidden messaging contained within.

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This week Scott and Blast Hambone discuss the birth and growth of mass tech surveillance in the 21st century, what it means and who it benefits.


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This week Scott and William continue our Bible study series with focus on the prophetic book of Ezekiel.

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This week Scott and Domenic Scarcella discuss the idiosyncratic and sometimes bizarre religious and political beliefs of 18th Century early Romantic Poet and artist William Blake.

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