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Nov 13, 2018 31 min

021 - Mimes with Justin and Mike

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The guys smash the invisible box containing this emergency host-only ep to dive in on the topic of pantomime performers. But why are these silent clowns so universally loathed across the pop culture landscape? Perhaps things aren't so black and white and our negative perception of mimes has been projected onto us by the powers that be. Ok, this is starting to sound like a QAnon post so I'll wrap it up here. Go listen.

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