• S11E5 – A Sensible Talk About Cringe

  • Jun 4 2024
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S11E5 – A Sensible Talk About Cringe

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  • Cringe - we've all used the word, usually to describe someone behaving in an embarrassing or inappropriate manner. But it's more than just a label - you FEEL cringe viscerally. But what makes us cringe? And are furries inherently at least a bit cringe? This week, the cast do their best to have a "sensible" conversation about cringe. This episode was originally livestreamed. See the unedited chaos on our YouTube: S11E3 NOW LISTEN! SHOW NOTES Thank you! Neon - For the email and wonderful art! Zane Cateye - For the mailbag email! Those that joined the liveshow! To all our listeners! PATREON LOVE THANK YOU to our patreons! You help us keep the show going! Uber Supporter Tier Anthallo Tails Bursting out of Pants Supporters Nuka Fancy Supporter Tier Black Baldrik, Lufis the Raccoon Deluxe Supporters Tier Tenax, Plug, MephistophEli Plus Tier Supporters Ausi Kat Chaphogriff Lygris McRib Tier Supporters TyR Mengx3 Victor Mutt Ichigo Ookami Christian MUSIC Intro: RetroSpecter – Cloud Fields (RetroSpecter Mix). USA: Unpublished, 2018. ©2011-2018 Fur What It’s Worth. Based on Fredrik Miller – Cloud Fields (Century Mix). USA: Bandcamp, 2011. ©2011 Fur What It’s Worth First Break: The Wellerman by Alexander Nakarada. Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License Patreon: Inflammatus - The Tudor Consort, Creative Commons 2019
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