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DN EP 089: Bendito Machine – Jossie Malis
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Jossie Malis joins us to discuss the first two episodes of his shadow play inspired ten part animation series Bendito Machine, which explore the ever problematic universal issues of power, corruption and religion.
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Bendito Machine
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Fantastic interview,
Pateando traseros!!!
way to go Jossie!!!!!!!!!!
besos
U.
great work that bendito machine
nice interview
felicitaciones a Jossie por tan increible trabajo,
gracias por la oportunidad de escucharlo
Glad you like the interview!
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nice interview! can I please get the embed of your interview with Jossie. I want to include it in my existing blog entry about bendito machine
Glad you like it Boris. Just right click the podcast icon at the tip of the post and grab the direct url to the file. Happy you want to share it!!!
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