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Las Culturistas · July 15, 2026 · 1h 10m

The Gospel of the Goose (w/ Kesha)

In a playful and wide-ranging conversation, Kesha joins Matt and Bowen to discuss everything from psychedelic experiences in the desert to her spiritual belief that she's on her last human life. She opens up about how working with Rick Rubin and Ryan Lewis transformed her vocal artistry, and how hearing Snoop Dogg's 'Drop It Like It's Hot' as a kid opened her mind to new musical possibilities. The episode also touches on her eccentric hobby of collecting teeth, building community with her fans (the 'Animals'), and the wild experiences of her Kesha Cruise. With her characteristic blend of whimsy and depth, Kesha proves why she's a 'walking psychedelic trip.'

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Editorial

Psychedelic experiences in the desert
Kesha describes taking mushrooms in the desert as a transformative experience.
Collaborating with Rick Rubin and Ryan Lewis
Kesha explains how working with producers Rick Rubin and Ryan Lewis helped her discover new depths in her voice and artistry.
How 'Drop It Like It's Hot' expanded her musical world
Kesha recalls that hearing Snoop Dogg's 'Drop It Like It's Hot' when she was younger opened up new possibilities for her own music.
Spiritual belief in her last human life
Kesha shares a personal belief that she is living her final incarnation as a human being.
Collecting teeth
Kesha reveals her unusual hobby of collecting teeth.

Misc

Kesha describes herself as a 'walking psychedelic trip.'
She and the hosts riff on opening a supermarket selling 'pop rocks flavored blue Kesha ramen.'
She discusses her hobby of collecting teeth.
She reveals a spiritual belief that she is on her last human life.
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