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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2014 · 1H 53M

73: Hold on to Your Hair Pieces [January 17, 2014]

from Stone Ape Podcast · host Tom Barbalet

Heron talks about the Christie Bridge Scandal. Solipsism sucks but it is turtles all the way down. De-programming anyone? Don't invite Tom to a social event. Tom has been in retreat. Tom launches an idea. [Editorial note: the Wolf was shortlisted for the Australian Children's Book of the Year 1992. It won the Human Rights Medal 1992.] Heron and Tom dissect a Joe the Drummer question. Keep driving those SUVs. No happy books please and now you need a nap. Heron reflects on the 1960s. Syria needs more comedians. Eli Porter is dissected like a bisexual bridal shower. I have one question man: tell me who's next? Can you channel and improve discussion? Tom raps on Net Neutrality and how you can get get Scroogled. Heron expands his corporate art discussion. Tom muses on African American Republicans and stalks Heron's friends. Heron retells a story. Heron starts a long and somewhat comedic discussion on the hair piece conspiracy that needs to end. Tom tells a hair cut story. Tom throws in a behind the scenes banter and explains his birthday gift to Heron. Tom explores a bit deeper on the illustrators discovered and an update on Facebook ads.

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