• Season 1, Episode 1 -- Brachnolia

  • Apr 18 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
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Season 1, Episode 1 -- Brachnolia

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  • Welcome to Matrimony Mony—an Epic Love Podcast—as we endeavor to see through the veil of illusion, of mendacity and we rediscover the magic of a world pregnant with true love hiding just below the hollow facade.   We’re exploring the nature of love here, what is love, but from a million different angles, approaches, tones, to weave a complexly blossoming pattern of it, but hopefully from a new angle.  Maybe with a little more authenticity, or even touching upon some taboo themes. ------------------------------------- Brachnolia. In this episode, Zach & Brittany--two thirds of Matrimony Mony--watch Magnolia, a complex film about cycling family trauma amongst many things. Magnolia was a formative film for Zach, and a film Brittany had yet to see before the night of this podcast, and they discuss the film immediately after watching. P.S. Britanny + Zachary = Brachary. Brachary + Magnolia = Brachnolia.


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