The Lat Late Show

By: Bryan Higby and Ricky D. Snyder
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  • Summary

  • The Lat Late Show is a fictional podcast that takes the form of shortwave radio transmissions being sent out from an astral plane called The Monkey Room behind the Closet. Inside this plane are two Logos (gods) The Corduroy King and The Logos Man.. They where corduroy jackets and live inside a rusted corrugated shack with a giant radio dish sprouting from the roof like a giant twisted bonsai tree. These radio transmissions take the form of a radio show with small segments of music, news updates, and jokes. They are also meant as a kind of S.O.S to other travelers lost among the astral planes.
    BRYAN HIGBY AND RICKY D. SNYDER 2017
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Episodes
  • Spirituality Through Meditation on Trauma

    Spirituality Through Meditation on Trauma
    Jan 20 2024

    For anyone suffering from trauma in there lives I hope, or pray this helps find you.
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    19 mins
  • spirituality through meditation on violence

    spirituality through meditation on violence
    Jan 13 2024

    Don't listen to the 24 hours news stations. Don't listen to politicians or organized religion. Listen to your heart. This episode of Spirituality Through Meditation takes on the idea od violence in the news and how you can safe guard against this and change your life.
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    24 mins
  • That's on your almost perfect mind

    That's on your almost perfect mind
    Jan 6 2024

    IN this show we want callers to send us audio files MP# perferred about just what's on their almost perfect mind. Thik of an late night call in radio show from the 1970's. Send us your thoughts!
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    6 mins

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