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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2018 · 1H 12M

Case File 86 with Mike Mancini

from Thought Cops · host Kevin Podas and Grant Mooney

Hold on tight. That's right. We're back. And we're joined by Mike Mancini of the Black Sheep, once again! Mike talks about the Black Sheep's newest interactive video series "Comment Below". Have a look for yourself and join in on the fun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6booYtjl4m8 We reached our first stretch goal on Patreon! Thank you so much to all who donate, and if ya haven't? You're missin' out on the live discord chats, and if this episode is any indication, things can get a little heated. Speaking of heat (*high fives self*), we also released a new episode of our Patreon-exclusive spin-off podcast "Fire Bros"! We discuss whether or not certain media is safe for public consumption... or if it it should be scorched from this plane of existence. This month we dig through Shovel Knight, Glow, Gurren Lagann, and Incredibles 2. Feelings may get hurt along the way this time. Stay tuned. Grant talks about his near-death experience with a uniquely "handicapped" uber driver. Kevin discusses /our guy/ guys, and Mike tells us why everyone's fat ass thought this episode was a chicken nugget. Speaking of near death experiences (*high fives my friends*), we discuss the man in the purple hoodie, "Cuck Norris". Honestly, you just need to see this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7SqtIe5rZQ The "Curvy Wife" guy tries to sue Babe.net, and virtual idol Kizuna aims to take down Logan and Jake Paul. This sounds like some Skynet type shit, but honestly fuck those guys, it's worth it. Thanks for all of the 312-788-7361 voicemails (we play them) and for the 5-star reviews (we read them). This show is fueled by interactivity, so make sure to get in the action and leave a voicemail and review! (*high fives YOU*)

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