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Alen White
The Man Made
The Man Made is a dramatic philosophical podcast about the awe and wonder of the man made. The podcast presents a unique and radiant spectacle: a heroic view of the man made. It dramatically illuminates, in short piercing episodes, the awe, wonder and beauty of the created, the artificial, from the common to the conceptual, from the concrete to the sublime, in every human sphere. It illuminates the world in a wondrous new light. Welcome to The Man Made.
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3.3 stars from 35 ratings
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“This is the worst podcast I’ve ever heard. “The toilet paper. Man made it to wipe our behinds. It’s creation kept our bottoms clean and left leaves on the trees. That is awe of the toilet paper.” Now can I have a podcast in the top 20?”
BryanB406 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/10/18
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“This is a great reminder of the beauty all around us”
Tom Blaney via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/10/18
Recent Episodes
In this philosophic episode of The Man Made podcast, join writer-philosopher Alen White as he dramatically illuminates the awe and wonder of the bandage.
Published 09/21/19
Published 09/21/19
In this philosophic episode of The Man Made podcast, join writer-philosopher Alen White as he dramatically illuminates the awe and wonder of the bottle lid.
Published 08/02/19
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