603: Moshe Kasher

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769: Derek Waters

Derek Waters, actor, comedian, and creator of Drunk History, re-joins the DTFH! After six long years!Drunk History is back! Click here to watch the first of three NEW episodes of the acclaimed history series right now on Youtube!Michigan family! Duncan is coming to Mic Drop Comed ...  Show more

768: AI is Merging All Timelines

Did y'all know they were putting them Mario brothers in Elden Ring now?Check out Mystery Boys with Duncan and Kurt Metzger on YMH Studios!Michigan family! Duncan is coming to Mic Drop Comedy in Detroit, October 23-25. Come on out! Click here to get your tickets now.This episode i ...  Show more

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