30 - Fifty Shades of Gummi Bear

On Episode 30, we celebrate the podcast’s 1st Anniversary… four episodes too late. We also brought up our favorite Internet photos and want you to Poundtag us your favorites! (Nothing too greasy please.) This episode also featured another round of word association with Kelly, Vince, Bryan and Lang. We also included some listener Poundtag action like favorite superheroes and a NSFW Amazon Review of Haribo Gummi Bears, from which this episode got its title. Be sure to Poundtag us your questions on Twitter so we can include them in the next episode!

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