Maybe today, Satan, s6 ep5: Social media is the new church

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Maybe today, Satan

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Welcome to Maybe Today, Satan, where we delve into the quirky corners of life, questioning everything from the profound to the downright peculiar. Join your hosts Justin and Victor as they navigate through the whimsical and the absurd, inviting you to ponder life's eccentricities with a healthy dose of humor and curiosity.

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Maybe today, Satan, s6 ep5: Social media is the new church

Maybe today, Satan

39 minutes 1 second

1 week ago

Maybe today, Satan, s6 ep5: Social media is the new church

In this episode, The boys explore the legacy of Hank Williams and the current state of country music, discussing its evolution and commercialization. The conversation shifts to bizarre news stories from America, highlighting the absurdity of modern life. The main topic delves into the philosophical debate of truth versus belief, examining how personal convictions shape our understanding of reality. Quickfire questions challenge the hosts' perspectives on various beliefs and facts, leading to a discussion on the influence of social media in shaping public opinion and the nature of truth.

Chapters

00:00 The Legacy of Hank Williams

03:14 The State of American Society

04:41 Insane News Stories

09:48 Truth vs. Belief: A Deep Dive

27:18 Quickfire Questions on Truth and Belief

32:34 Challenging Societal Beliefs

Keywords

Hank Williams, country music, truth, belief, social media, news, America, quickfire questions, cognitive dissonance, beliefs