Episode 18 - Nine-hundred Year Old Lizard versus The Buttertones

from Trivial Trials · host Jack Gardner Vaa, Sebastian Hendra and Raghu Kesavan

In this week's episode, Sebastian commits patricide (is that a thing?), Jack relives the trauma of going to a bad gig and Raghu discovers that the best way to decide legal cases such as this is through the noble art of tallying. Email us your trivial criminals at [email protected] and we will read it out on the podcast!!     Tweet us: @ButterfliesPod   Instagram: @ButterfliesPodcast

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