Episode 621: The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln Part I - All The World's a Stage

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This week, the boys celebrate Episode 666 with the only subject worthy of the number: the Dirty Pope himself, Anton Szandor LaVey - founder of the Church of Satan and father of modern Satanism - tracing the strange road that led from medieval Satan to carnivals, world’s fairs, bu ...  Show more

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