Chris DeRose of DeRose Uncensored talks…Well…Everything

Church and State Podcast

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Summary:
In this episode, we are joined by Chris DeRose of Derose Uncensored (the apparent love child of Larry King and Howard Stern) and talk growing up in Miami, state’s national identity, the resilience of bitcoin and its politics, decentralization, intention, outrage culture, feminism, Chris’s values as a host, and more. Are you outraged by the likely boring national identity of your state? Let us know what you think by emailing us at the email address on the About page, or by hitting us up on Twitter at @Church_andState, @EvanCMalone, and/or @Colin_Aulds respectively. As always, please direct any and all complaints to our mailing address at:

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