210 – Sha'Dam!

Shannon Yarbrough and Adam Hoppe of Sha'Dam! join band practice to talk wrestling, comedy, and share their unique musical stylings. Spike contemplates a future in stand up comedy, Jack wants to be a giant, and Kyle gives his review of the hit musical Hamilton. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.) For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com

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