Ep. 415 - Excessively Casual

from Electric Leftovers Hosted by Jason Parton

If only this came but five or six times a year I wouldn't have to work so hard on this dang show. 0:00 Intro 1:30 Music: Jolly - World Of Walls 4:03 Music: Housetop - World Of Walls 5:04 Music: The True Story of Christmas - Fred Willard 10:46 Music: Snowman - World Of Walls 12:13 Music: You Can Never Find An Elf When You Need One - Garfield Christmas Special 13:50 Music: Can't Wait Will Christmas - Garfield Christmas Special 15:32 Music: Clearance Day - Sheep In The Big City 17:15 Music: Merry X-Mas - World Of Walls 18:06 Outro Website: https://www.jasonsgroovemachine.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jasonsgroovemachine Twitch: https://www.twitch.com/jasonsgroovemachine Post: https://www.post.news/@/jasongrvin Support The Show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/electricleft Intro music: Empty Victory - Savestates Archives music: Cybernetic Celtic Wizard - Yerzmyey Review music: Samicom - News music: Ijha - beek Outro music: My Ghostly Friend - smh

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