• EPISODE 12: SODAPOP RETURNS

  • May 3 2023
  • Length: 34 mins
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EPISODE 12: SODAPOP RETURNS

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  • Wastelanders, I hope you’re holding on to your seats for this one. We catch up with our very first guest, SODAPOP… who’s returned to his Raider life and is willing to tell us why. In this shockingly deep discussion, Mal asks the tough questions: where do you draw the lines in the Wasteland between choice and loyalty? What is “good” in terms of survival? How do folks become Raiders, anyway… and why? The answers — and more — may surprise you. Hopefully, they’ll make you think the way they sure did Mal. And we want to hear from you: what do YOU think? Tell us at captainmalseventyseven@gmail.com on your pip-boys, or drop us a message at https://anchor.fm/76stories/message! DON’T MISS THIS ONE! Special guest voice @sodderpop brings comedy and serious discussion both under their umbrella of glorious chaos. /// AND PLEASE NOTE: This month, I’m fundraising for the Alzheimer’s Association as part of the #falloutforhope “The Longest Day” campaign with Wes Johnson. Alzheimer’s is a horrible disease that takes our loved ones away from us twice— the first time when they no longer remember us. I should know: I lost my beloved grandmother that way. The Alzheimer’s Association is fighting to raise awareness and support for treatments to combat this cruel disease—you can support their work by going to Alz.org, and if you like my work and feel moved to donate, you can do so directly through my verified Tiltify campaign at https://tiltify.com/@captainmalseventyseven/ending-alzheimers. For my Grama. Thank you.
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