104 – Not Fade Away

Jim and A.Ron mourn the loss of their nine days of end-of-civilization goodness they were confronted with in episode 104, "Not Fade Away". We discuss the softer side of Team Barbershop, Madison's potentially not-so-secret past as an alcoholic,

An episode of the Fear The Watching Dead - Fear The Walking Dead podcast podcast, hosted by Bald Move, titled "104 – Not Fade Away" was published on September 22, 2015 and runs 105 minutes.

September 22, 2015 ·105m · Fear The Watching Dead - Fear The Walking Dead podcast

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Jim and A.Ron mourn the loss of their nine days of end-of-civilization goodness they were confronted with in episode 104, “Not Fade Away”. Support Bald Move: Amazon | Club Bald Move We discuss the softer side of Team Barbershop, Madison’s potentially not-so-secret past as an alcoholic, the flimsy, one dimensional banality of evil represented by Lt. Moyer, and debate a few theories of what we’ll discover on arrival at the nearby military hospital facility. All this and tons of great community feedback, coming your way. Leave Us A Review Join the discussion: Email | Forums | Facebook | Twitter

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Jim and A.Ron mourn the loss of their nine days of end-of-civilization goodness they were confronted with in episode 104, “Not Fade Away”. Support Bald Move: Amazon | Club Bald Move We discuss the softer side of Team Barbershop, Madison’s potentially not-so-secret past as an alcoholic, the flimsy, one dimensional banality of evil represented by Lt. Moyer, and debate a few theories of what we’ll discover on arrival at the nearby military hospital facility. All this and tons of great community feedback, coming your way. Leave Us A Review Join the discussion: Email | Forums | Facebook | Twitter

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