Holy Wednesday At The Dog Cathedral

Holy Wednesday At The Dog Cathedral

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April 1, 2026 · 1h 18m

About this episode

The episode humorously explores themes of Catholicism, football, and pop culture references.

Which host is the most Catholic? Host is also a Catholic term, which we never address in the show, sorry You can probably guess how we got to Texas A&M from there Gender-based leather jacket risk-reward analysis Why convert to Catholicism when you can just get a Costco membership If history is any indication, this is gonna be how some of you find out Lou Holtz died Spencer makes funeral arrangements Jelly Roll previews the American Gladiators remake How to join the French Foreign Legion The Shutdown Fullcast is on Patreon. This is how we pay our producers, and occasionally ourselves. If you'd like to help with that, give us $4 a month (or a larger, funnier number of your choosing) and we'll give you bonus episodes. As of this recording we have delivered 27 (twenty-seven) bonus episodes since launching in August. We think this is a pretty good deal (for you) Shutdown Fullcast is produced by Michael Ray Surber Fullcast theme variant arranged and performed by Matthew Flovski DID YOU KNOW: Spencer and Holly write Channel 6, a year-round newsletter that is mostly about football, until it’s not Before the world ends (again), treat yourself to Jason’s critically praised novel and…

People in this episode

Hosts: Spencer, Holly, Jason

Topics covered

  • Catholicism
  • Texas A&M
  • funeral arrangements
  • American Gladiators
  • French Foreign Legion
  • football

Keywords

  • Catholic
  • Texas A&M
  • Lou Holtz
  • American Gladiators
  • French Foreign Legion
  • funeral arrangements
  • Costco membership

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Channel 6, Killer Antz, Costco, French Foreign Legion

Books & works: Phantom Island

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