Episode 13 pt. 2

from Grey Matter Radio Hour Hosted by Myster E.

_00:00 Bumper _00:48 Intro _01:55 Yosemite James _03:17 Double Elf Abduction? _04:25 Ignoring Fatherly Advice _04:52 Burning Man on a bike _06:44 Mystical Perspective _08:04 Ominous Bosch _08:23 Night on Bald Mountain _09:57 Inspiring Nightmares _10:37 Zen discovers his calling _11:52 When the Fit hit the Shan _12:28 Why so few Police? _13:15 Culpability in Blue _15:31 Jibbet anyone? _20:34 Zen’s Logic wins! _22:15 D.C. Bubbles _22:36 Take my $100… PLEASE! _23:22 No Trumpublicans? _24:15 Contestants still at large _25:16 Honor Conor (& Matt) _26:58 Trump Cult Inheritance is “Nil” _27:02 Breaking the Spell _27:15 Nut House or Jail _28:11 The greatest thing since chopped liver _28:56 Another Perfect Call _30:40 Excellent Job Roy :-( _32:24 Don Trumpleone _32:57 Sign Off _33:28 Bumper _34:25 Disclaimer LINKS: Perfect Deep Sleep https://youtu.be/9QzrmWWuDU4

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