#97 - Nuclear Event

from Jon and Tom Talks · host Jon and Tom Podcast

Our longest episode to date! In the event of a nuclear disaster, come take shelter with Jon and Tom. Be prepared for the big one with this episode about what to do before/during/after a significant nuclear event. Note: we are not qualified survivalists. Topics discussed in this episode: tornados, nuclear disasters, survival, cruises, gas prices, ingenuity, presidential elections in Brazil/Brasil, voting, marijuana and radiation.

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