Call Me The Ponks of Politics

from Call Me Limbo · host David & Dai

Happy New Year, and Welcome to Season 8 of Call Me Limbo! This week, Dai and David introduce themselves as "the ponks of politics," translate words into Spanish, set their 2026 goals (personal and podcast), figure out how to say "Wednesday," read their tarot cards, visit a psychic, grill hotdogs, watch Heated Rivalry and White Lotus, draw an oracle card, shower in the dark after a potion bath, play Hilary Duff at Zohran's inauguration, raise the minimum wage, root for the orcas in St. Barth's, benefit from the halo effect, and much much more!Please help us make this year our biggest year of Call Me Limbo yet by sharing this episode (or any episode) with at least one other person and rating the show five stars where you are listening! It would really help us out!Clavicular Says Charlie Kirk Would Be Alive If He Was Hot | The Kyle Kulinski Show (YouTube) 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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