MetroDome Musical: The Post-Trumpocalypse Podcast
A political-musical satire in 8 episodes. In 2038 Prof. Martin Taylor tunefully recounts the distant, final days & demise of America 1.0 with “The Trumpocalypse.” In his “live” recorded address for the Metrodome Network’s graduating high school class of '38, he weaves his personal story with secret historical events leading to catclysm, including his impact on the country’s rebirth as America 2.0. With song parodies from The Beatles thru Cardi B, Mary Poppins thru Hamilton, the Prof. riffs on marketing & cultural propaganda’s alienating effects on the nation. ( Web+Info LINKs MENU: https://bit.ly/3cFbVOQ )
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