[35] Ming Chen

An episode of the Revolution On A Recliner podcast, hosted by Revolution on a Recliner, titled "[35] Ming Chen" was published on February 3, 2020 and runs 73 minutes.

February 3, 2020 ·73m · Revolution On A Recliner

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In Episode 35 I sit down with Ming Chen and discuss how he came to be on the hit reality TV show Comic Book Men, how he was discovered by director Kevin Smith, pop culture, and his love of podcasting. Don't miss it!

Follow Ming Chen on Twitter: @MingChen37 and Instagram: @MingChen37

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