Ep123 - Killers, Cults, and Nutjobs - Who Are These Podca...

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It's been a while since we reviewed an independent podcast that is this bad. It's a true crime show that checks all the boxes: The host reads a wikipedia page? Check. The cohost adds no value? Check. There's an endless rant on Hot Pockets? Yep. Cros is back as we run through a number of important topics including Chip Chipperson stealing my act, Rich Vos at a podcast festival, Opie foreshadowing, and the Howard Stern Show turning gay. We also revisit How Cum and learn why episode 29 was taken off the Internet. The closing song is called Sexpionage from the album The Isotopes Play Surf Music, available on Spotify, iTunes, or wherever fine instrumental rock is sold. http://theisotopes.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This episode was published on October 7, 2018.

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It's been a while since we reviewed an independent podcast that is this bad. It's a true crime show that checks all the boxes: The host reads a wikipedia page? Check. The cohost adds no value? Check. There's an endless rant on Hot Pockets? Yep. ...

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