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Ep #10 Our final episode of Season 1 filled with a special guest, a ‘SCREAM’ of a murder, another POS IRL streamer, a cat story of selfless sacrifice, throw in some adult beverages and enjoy the fun! episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 30, 2025 · 1H 17M

Ep #10 Our final episode of Season 1 filled with a special guest, a ‘SCREAM’ of a murder, another POS IRL streamer, a cat story of selfless sacrifice, throw in some adult beverages and enjoy the fun!

from People Often Suck · host Tom and TC

Ep #10 This is it! The Season Finale!  Special guest, and our producer, Mark Wallengren joins us to talk about a 'SCREAM' copycat murder, an IRL streamer who’s became a POS on an international level, and a good Samaritan who rescues a cat from certain doom.  Throw in some adult beverages and enjoy our longest and most free-flowing episode of them all. Want more after episode 10?  Don’t worry, we are working on Season 2 now… Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and X for updates on Season 2.

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Ep #10 Our final episode of Season 1 filled with a special guest, a ‘SCREAM’ of a murder, another POS IRL streamer, a cat story of selfless sacrifice, throw in some adult beverages and enjoy the fun!

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