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There's a genuinely shocking level of suicidal ideation and/or discussions of other people dying in this one, so be mindful of this before listening!

We check in with local singles (35+) and date night groups to find guys with f*ck cancer arm tats begging women to go to Oilers games with them (and maybe more). Evan reviews Heated Rivalry, the new gay hockey show, and we look at a exemplar of male apologies (using mental health as an excuse). What if Frankie MacDonald was on Sportsnet? What if Son of a Critch took a searing dark turn?

We also conduct a holiday wellness check on the Cape Breton Rant Room and a certain superfan of Young and the Restless...

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You've always struggled with sense of self and looked for validation until recently now you're trying to find yourself again. Try doing things you did as a child.

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Sophie gets a psychic reading and we explore the worlds of indigo children - long dead threads of impatient grandmothers and religious warriors, mediums from the Ottawa Valley and homeschooled holy children teach us about what happens after we die. Stay in alignment with Source.

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Sophie: The Beast in Me on Netflix

Evan: [1] Pluribus on Apple TV [2] The Chair Company on HBO

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We watched the 2008 A&E show Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal wherein Chip Coffee (gay medium) and Dr. Lisa Miller (mommy) try to create their very own X-Men using kids with ADHD with troubled relationships with their parents. We explore the show's themes of isolation, fear, and reality TV exploitation.

We discuss our own shocking supernatural experiences, our memories of shows like Ghost Trackers and Popular Mechanics for Kids, and our history of spells being cast on us.

If you're in Edmonton, check out The Ha-Ha-Haunting at Rapid Fire Theatre!