Oct 10, 2020 34 min

Episode 5 pt. 1

from Grey Matter Radio Hour Hosted by Myster E.

_00:00 Bumper _52:00 Intro. _01:30 Doldrums? _02:45 Rinsed and Ready _03:10 W.O.D _03:38 Recapping the Byrd _04:46 Master FAIL _06:13 UFOs in deGrasse _07:32 Cowboys & Aliens _08:23 Lasso vs Physics _08:58 What is Curiosity? _10:00 Disclosure of Riches _11:04 Silent Press Club _12:02 Unacknowledged _12:28 Shilling for the Cosmos _12:54 Covid Party Anyone? _15:40 Shaken not Sturges _16:57 Mask-hole Logic _18:13 Herd Mentality _18:29 Don’t Breathe on Me _19:36 A Snake in the House! _26:10 Devil Duo _27:12 Aunt Harriet’s Brain _27:34 Sign Off _27:58 Grey Matter Juke Box info _29:25 Disclaimer _29:42 Grey Matter Juke Box Musical Artist Links: https://bobfamiliar.bandcamp.com/album/slowly-going-nowhere https://bobfamiliar.bandcamp.com/track/dark-forest

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