603: Moshe Kasher

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762: The Day the Music Died

You've tuned in, you've locked in, now synchronicity will abound! In a completely unforeseeable turn of events an evil old man with a rotten soul died. Join us as we somberly process our complex feelings on the matter.Houston family! Duncan is in town TONIGHT, July 16! Come see h ...  Show more

761: Wet Bulb

Welcome back, sweet angels! We're nearly shrew-free and change bucketful, as requested! In the meantime, here's some more hot takes on Christianity (did you know they took the blood out of a guy and put it in a cup?).Austin family! Duncan is coming to the Comedy Mothership in Aus ...  Show more

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