Dubious Consumers #43: Well, That Went Everywhere

An episode of the The Dubious Consumers | Volume 2 podcast, hosted by Justin D. Herd, titled "Dubious Consumers #43: Well, That Went Everywhere" was published on October 9, 2016 and runs 142 minutes.

October 9, 2016 ·142m · The Dubious Consumers | Volume 2

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We try to slightly tweak our episode layout, only for it to go out the window as we talk about everything from documentaries to classic movies to our favorite concert moments. Be sure to support Schuyler at punknews.com/eatdogs!

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We try to slightly tweak our episode layout, only for it to go out the window as we talk about everything from documentaries to classic movies to our favorite concert moments. Be sure to support Schuyler at punknews.com/eatdogs!

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