Episode 2: Distant Ancestors – Culturally F’d
40,000 year old Furries? Let’s find out!
This week we look at Paleolithic artworks that are anthropomorphic in nature. We go all over Europe looking for evidence of ancient furry-like art.
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America's Grossest Kids Cartoon Returns! Furry Force Part 2.
Your favorite childhood book was probably banned. Find out why! This week we look at the anthro books that have been banned across the world for their content, including Alice in Wonderland, Bambi, James and the Giant Peach, and Animal Farm. PLUS Find out why your shipment of furry comics never made it across the border.
Their superpower is making their enemies uncomfortable.
This is the introduction to the series. Learn what “Anthropomorphic” really means, find out about Furries, the things they love and how it brings them together.
This is the first step into a larger world that goes back millennia. In the next episode we’ll look at Cave Paintings and the anthropomorphic artwork that dates back thousands of years.
Who would win in a fight? Brer Rabbit or Coyote? YOU DECIDE. This week we talk about myths, legends and oral stories. Especially the ones about Coyote and Brer.
How many animal gods can you name? We look at Horus, Isis and Pan and how Christians reused their images for their own purposes.
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