BGP 127 - Ragnarok

Why would anyone make a ship out of toenails? Well, mythology is weird. So is the Marvel Cinema...

An episode of the Between Good Podcasts podcast, hosted by Mark, titled "BGP 127 - Ragnarok" was published on April 12, 2018 and runs 7 minutes.

April 12, 2018 ·7m · Between Good Podcasts

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Why would anyone make a ship out of toenails? Well, mythology is weird. So is the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But this movie is amazing! Jacob and Mark review, but that's not all. Listen in for a cliff hanger at the end. #Ragnarok #Marvel

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