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Christina Rowatt
The Void 333 With Christina
Go into The Void with your host Christina Rowatt and featured musical and creative artist guests for a raw, uncut conversation with fearless rock and roll nuns about art, music, mental health and the non-civilian life. Not for the gleefully outraged. This podcast is the sister show to The Void with Christina YouTube channel.
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5.0 stars from 8 ratings
Lyrically riffing to enlightenment
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“Christina and Michelle share a bond and mentality that cannot be described, it is a unique pleasure to join them every week to eavesdrop on their brilliant, witty and often poetic musings on a wide range of topics - from a united adoration for the work of Bret Easton Elis and his language to life...”Read full review »
Craig Nothing via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
06/11/18
“I have never been a fan of podcasts until now. This is the only podcast I have listened to that I can finish. It's two amazing women talking about music history, classic literature, all while entertaining the listeners with stories of schenanigans and quoting Henry Rollins. It is relatable, has a...”Read full review »
g_r_a_n_t_l_a_n_d via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/07/18
The void April 27th
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“So fukking funny. Will be tuning in weekly for the laughs and the stories.
Best analogies ever. 👌🏻hilarious
Really makes you wish you were there to ( especially on the edge of pool table )
Now I want black rice damn it ✊🏻😂💯”
shelltera via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
05/16/18
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