EPISODE · Nov 16, 2015 · 51 MIN
*2. Bad Backs and Templars
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This episode's storytellers are Tony Rage and Broncho. Tony tells a personal story about a head injury he received with a few interesting effects and Broncho tells us about the Knights Templars and why Christopher Columbus was a nincompoop. I also added an outro!
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