Episode Forty-Seven

from Mouldy Rogues Hosted by Dan and James

Here at the Mouldy Rogues podcast we have noticed that nobody is talking about the Oscars so, two weeks late we throw out our hot takes on what happened in a new feature; Hollywood Slap, Nap or Clap. In addition to this roller coaster ride we have some random skirmish for your listening pleasure. Open the window and throw out everything you thought was true about podcasts.

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