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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2026 · 53 MIN

Gay bars have never just been places to drink overpriced vodka cranberries

from Call Me Limbo · host David & Dai

Unfortunately, life isn't always happy, and this week, Dai and David grapple with that reality.  They discuss the increasing importance of queer spaces after the Venture-N shooting and hate crime in Tuscon, Arizona, autonomous vehicles taking over the roads in Denver, the first executive orders issued in the David HOA President/Treasurer era, the Love Island Season 8 Reunion, and much more.  We quote Michael Jackson while also wondering why people can't just leave us alone.It's been a long 10 years, friend.CORRECTION: David said that Tony Robbin's AI agent bought a robot with Tony's money.  Supposedly, the AI agent bought the robot with its own money instead.US House passes bill penalizing universities that participate in boycott of Israel (The Guardian)Man wielding fake knife approaches Denver mayor, flees (Denverite) Support the showSign Up for Our SubstackBecome a Patreon MemberVenmo & CashApp: @CallMeLimboPodInstagram, Twitter, TikTok, & Threads: @CallMeLimboPodTheme Music by Aidan Ivory Edwards.Logo by Mark Mittelstaedt.

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Unfortunately, life isn't always happy, and this week, Dai and David grapple with that reality. They discuss the increasing importance of queer spaces after the Venture-N shooting and hate crime in Tuscon, Arizona, autonomous vehicles taking over the roads in Denver, the first executive orders issued in the David HOA President/Treasurer era, the Love Island Season 8 Reunion, and much more. We quote Michael Jackson while also wondering why people can't just leave us alone. It's bee...

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