Episode 13 pt. 1

from Grey Matter Radio Hour Hosted by Myster E.

_00:00 Bumper _00:46 Bubba’s intro _01:41 Trump’s Swan Dive _01:56 Zen’s Script - Act 1 _03:00 Grandpa Joe’s gentle scolding _03:30 Stand Back and Stand By 2.0 _04:21 Photo Op Insurrection _04:43 “Instantly” Overwhelmed? ;-) _06:25 Tax Payers Lose Again _08:00 Trumpanzee Riot Party _08:16 That’s My Sh*t! _08:50 Stupid is the Devil _09:44 Can I borrow your accent? _10:57 Are you making a face? _12:08 LA Transit $urprise! _14:03 Exposing Captain Underpants _14:54 Podunk Town? _15:40 Podunk Indians _17:36 Thank you Mask Man _17:51 Goth Aura Filament Headdress _20:20 Native American Minute _21:08 Sleeping with a fan _26:12 Fan Death? _27:10 Superstitions & Social Brainwashing _28:18 Bottled Water War _33:04 Loan Ranger Joke _33:52 The Capital Riot Continues _35:04 BLM Protest vs Trumpazee Riot _35:57 Non Lethal Weapons _37:54 Binaural Beat & Isochronic Sleep _40:44 Sign off _41:08 Bumper _42:03 Disclaimer

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