Oct 2, 2020 1 hr 8 min

Episode 4

from Grey Matter Radio Hour Hosted by Myster E.

00:00 Intro. _01:22 Paranoid Mall Rats _02:04 Punk Punking _03:26 Batman’s Bat-room Surprise _06:07 Viagra Man strikes back! _11:12 Walking Puppet Stage? _12:40 “Never Do Sylvester!” _13:55 Clown Chauffeur FAIL _15:46 Mean Kid Syndrome _16:30 Scary Clowns _07:05 Viagra Man Strikes again! _22:28 ... And Again! _24:48 Calling all Strippers _25:27 Commercial Break _26:10 Trump’s Space Farce _29:49 Freemason “V” & the Eye of God _31:58 Napoleon’s Pyramid Sleepover _32:55 The Abduction of Admiral Byrd _43:31 Melania’s Clueless Garden _44:55 Straight Outta Green Acres. _47:01 The Trump of Hooterville _48:10 Rural Comedy Crossbreeding _48:58 BREAKING NEWS: Covid in the White House? _01:00:26 Sound Proof Debate _01:03:34 Crimson President _01:04:42 Savior Soul _01:06:15 The Final Word _01:06:45 Sign off _01:07:58 Disclaimer

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