
About this episode
Welcome Back to the Let's be friends Podcast. We have Nate Henry from the Blurry Creatures Podcast back for his second appearance!
Nate is a Father, Artist, Podcaster, and lead singer of the rock band Sherwood, and has seen a Wolfman in REAL LIFE! He is the co-host of the Blurry Creatures Podcast, where they talk about fringe creatures like Bigfoot, Ancient Giants, The Nephilim, alternative history, and sightings of "beings" that haven't been proven to exist.
In this chat, Nate and I talk about all the vampires, like the "energy vampire," Satan the taker, vamps in the music industry, toxic feminists, and literal vampires.
Nate shares personal stories from his time as a touring musician, including what it was like to headline shows in Japan. We discuss the blurriness of symbolism syndrome, bots, and the Illuminati. Join us as we reminisce about the 80s, the best decade for music, movies, and, of course, being born.
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