Kulture Dads

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🎙 NEW Kulture Dads — FIGHTING GAMES 👉 Get it HERE The turn of the 20th century was a fascinating time. It was the time AFTER the end of history. It was a time of exhaustion, of brilliant creativity, of depravity, of explosive possibilities—not unlike our own time. Mike and Dave dive into the deep lore of this age, drawing out the lessons it has to teach, including where we might be going ourselves.

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🎙 NEW Kulture Dads — FIGHTING GAMES 👉 Get it HERE Fighting games were all the rage back in the 90s but their star has fallen quite a bit since then. But back in their heyday they changed the world, ushering in a new era of more mature gaming content. Mike and Dave go back and look at the impact and legacy of this all but disappeared genre of video games.

HOES MAD

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🎙 NEW Kulture Dads — UNDERDOGS AND CAITLIN CLARK 👉 Get it HERE Do the meek really inherit the earth? Women's basketball is a tax writeoff in sports entertainment, but a player has come along who is so dominant that it makes the WNBA fun to watch. There's a problem though—she's white and wholesome. So it's HOES MAD. In this episode we talk about the anti-whiteness against Caitlin Clark, and use that to launch into a deeper discussion about the underdog and its significance in our culture.