BoBcast Number 1!

An episode of the Bored of Boredom Podcast podcast, hosted by Bored of Boredom.com, titled "BoBcast Number 1!" was published on August 31, 2008 and runs 28 minutes.

August 31, 2008 ·28m · Bored of Boredom Podcast

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Summary

This is our first ever full length podcast! If you like it, please do leave us a comment! Chapters: 0-3:21 Intro & Woman in baggage chute 3:21-5:55 Hurricane Gustaf and New Orleans 5:55-8:55 What would you do if..? 8:55-14:56 Irrational fears, Hitler & vegetarians 14:56-17:26 Toby's film rating system 17:26-23:46 Jay's Sandwich Challenge! (and Walkers Give Us A Flavour promotion) 23:46-28:20 Least manly moments & outro Enjoy!

Episode Description

This is our first ever full length podcast! If you like it, please do leave us a comment! Chapters: 0-3:21 Intro & Woman in baggage chute 3:21-5:55 Hurricane Gustaf and New Orleans 5:55-8:55 What would you do if..? 8:55-14:56 Irrational fears, Hitler & vegetarians 14:56-17:26 Toby's film rating system 17:26-23:46 Jay's Sandwich Challenge! (and Walkers Give Us A Flavour promotion) 23:46-28:20 Least manly moments & outro Enjoy!

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