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Michael Phipps

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Content provided by Cameron Smith. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Cameron Smith or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Michael Phipps is a natural farmer and soil engineer from Wilmington, NC. In this episode, Cameron and Michael talk about disease, harvesting natural energy, postmodern word magic, comedy, Camboi Smif, abortion, God, Christianity, Jesus, love, emotions, romance, semen retention, & more!
You can follow Michael on Instagram — @thefipstr

Follow the host (Cameron Smith) on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, & YouTube @cumsmut

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Chapters

1. Glowing, glasses, & fixing vision naturally (00:00:00)

2. Intro (00:01:43)

3. Sponsors (00:02:04)

4. Disease, cell structure, & the nature of matter (00:02:51)

5. Questioning mainstream scientific narratives (00:12:28)

6. Harvesting fecal matter as a natural energy source (00:17:34)

7. Michael talks about Cameron’s art & working through personal emotions (00:23:25)

8. Prince, postmodernism, & “word magic” (00:31:11)

9. Camboi Smif, Love Songs For Absolutely No One, & Camrona Virus (00:48:14)

10. Michael’s thoughts on how Cameron’s art has developed over time (00:57:24)

11. Angel Baby & confronting emotions related to abortion (01:00:47)

12. God, Christianity, Jesus Christ, & the nature of belief (01:08:28)

13. Love, emotions, & semen retention (01:41:09)

14. Thoughts on romance, soul mates, & relationships (02:04:36)

15. Outro (02:19:32)

25 episodes

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Manage episode 358346836 series 3427421
Content provided by Cameron Smith. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Cameron Smith or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Michael Phipps is a natural farmer and soil engineer from Wilmington, NC. In this episode, Cameron and Michael talk about disease, harvesting natural energy, postmodern word magic, comedy, Camboi Smif, abortion, God, Christianity, Jesus, love, emotions, romance, semen retention, & more!
You can follow Michael on Instagram — @thefipstr

Follow the host (Cameron Smith) on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, & YouTube @cumsmut

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Glowing, glasses, & fixing vision naturally (00:00:00)

2. Intro (00:01:43)

3. Sponsors (00:02:04)

4. Disease, cell structure, & the nature of matter (00:02:51)

5. Questioning mainstream scientific narratives (00:12:28)

6. Harvesting fecal matter as a natural energy source (00:17:34)

7. Michael talks about Cameron’s art & working through personal emotions (00:23:25)

8. Prince, postmodernism, & “word magic” (00:31:11)

9. Camboi Smif, Love Songs For Absolutely No One, & Camrona Virus (00:48:14)

10. Michael’s thoughts on how Cameron’s art has developed over time (00:57:24)

11. Angel Baby & confronting emotions related to abortion (01:00:47)

12. God, Christianity, Jesus Christ, & the nature of belief (01:08:28)

13. Love, emotions, & semen retention (01:41:09)

14. Thoughts on romance, soul mates, & relationships (02:04:36)

15. Outro (02:19:32)

25 episodes

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