Unscripted Moments: A Podcast About Propagandhi

By: Gregory J Soden
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  • Unscripted Moments: A Podcast about Propagandhi is hosted by two teachers who break down a different Propagandhi song each episode.
    2020
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Episodes
  • Transcincontental Tour by Kyle (EP 128)
    Apr 25 2025

    Visit: https://lekyle.bandcamp.com/album/transincontinental-tour

    Visit: https://substack.com/home/post/p-155130649?source=queue

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    1 hr and 25 mins
  • A "March of the Crabs" Story by Max Barker
    Apr 20 2025

    Max Barker is a primary school teacher in Australia. This was written and recorded in April 2025.

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    17 mins
  • Superbowl Patriot XXXVI (Enter the Mendicant) Part 2 w/Josh Robbins and Zach Jaffery
    Apr 18 2025

    Thank you to Josh and Zach for this very fun episode!

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    48 mins

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incredibly in depth and interesting podcast

essential listening for propagandhi fans, punk rock fans and any socially minded intellectuals. love it.

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