Jul 14, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min · 10 segments
Watch this episode on TST TV: https://thesatanictemple.tv/ In this episode of Worldwide Panic, we discuss the *oeuvre* of Emma Katherine, host of the Imagination…
Lucien GreavesHostJoseph L. FlatleyHost
I have to keep up with my sub stack and things like that in order to pay my daily expenses and things like that.

So on the one hand, the feeling is, shit, I have to take three days out to do this video shoot.

I don't imagine I would have as many subscribers as I do and things like that if I weren't doing these other things.

And it's as I half-jokingly say all the time, I was writing elaborate long articles, pieces, well-researched digressions into various topics.

well before I was doing the Satanic Temple, and not a whole lot of people paid attention until I put my nuts on a grave.

So I feel like I have to maintain a lot of that to a certain degree, but it's kind of caught in that whole cycle.
So she announced I'm going on sub stack and I immediately had like 55,000 followers or something.
And I was just like, I mean, I don't know how that translates to paid subscriptions, but I mean, it just made it so clear that like, people on the lower tiers, such as myself, are keeping this platform afloat so that few people can make the big bucks.

It is depressing, the quality of material or lack of quality of material that draws the attention.

Even on Substack, where people are acclimated to longer-form pieces and there's a lot more thoughtful discourse, I also see, like... thousands of interactions just for some idiotic politically grandstanding picture that's posted you know just typical to facebook instagram or any of the other mind-numbing dipshit platforms but that's where you know just the most base level basic idiotic inflammatory is still what's always going to draw the attention Which I guess brings us full circle back to this Emma character.

I have to keep up with my sub stack and things like that in order to pay my daily expenses and things like that.

So on the one hand, the feeling is, shit, I have to take three days out to do this video shoot.

I don't imagine I would have as many subscribers as I do and things like that if I weren't doing these other things.

And it's as I half-jokingly say all the time, I was writing elaborate long articles, pieces, well-researched digressions into various topics.

well before I was doing the Satanic Temple, and not a whole lot of people paid attention until I put my nuts on a grave.

So I feel like I have to maintain a lot of that to a certain degree, but it's kind of caught in that whole cycle.
So she announced I'm going on sub stack and I immediately had like 55,000 followers or something.
And I was just like, I mean, I don't know how that translates to paid subscriptions, but I mean, it just made it so clear that like, people on the lower tiers, such as myself, are keeping this platform afloat so that few people can make the big bucks.

It is depressing, the quality of material or lack of quality of material that draws the attention.

Even on Substack, where people are acclimated to longer-form pieces and there's a lot more thoughtful discourse, I also see, like... thousands of interactions just for some idiotic politically grandstanding picture that's posted you know just typical to facebook instagram or any of the other mind-numbing dipshit platforms but that's where you know just the most base level basic idiotic inflammatory is still what's always going to draw the attention Which I guess brings us full circle back to this Emma character.
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