Call Me 125 & Virtue Signaling

from Call Me Limbo · host David & Dai

This week, Dai and David commemorate 125 episodes, settle the barbershop singing debate, celebrate the Destiny's Child reunion, request gift cards to the electric company, buy bootleg parking lot t-shirts, get recognized in public, give a land acknowledgement, poop on the clock, cry beautifully on air, promote themselves on Grindr, eat warm cookies, live a life of luxury, and much much more.Donate to The Delores ProjectDonate to Joy as ResistanceRead Dai's Article about Brandi (This is RNB)Read about the Denver Vibrant Bond Priorities (City & County of Denver)History of Violence at 4040 Quebec Shelter in Denver (Denver7)Chris Smalls and the Handala (The Guardian)Melat Kiros Running for House of Representatives in Colorado Congressional District 1 Support the showSign Up for Our SubstackBecome a Patreon MemberVenmo & CashApp: @CallMeLimboPodInstagram, Twitter, TikTok, & Threads: @CallMeLimboPodTheme Music by Aidan Ivory Edwards.Logo by Mark Mittelstaedt.

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