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Jan 8, 2018 22 min

I Promise I Will Try

from We Don't Have Cookies Hosted by Jason Marshall

Jason is doing the show solo this week. He talks about how the new year has started off for him. He started the Xbox Live group back up for the podcast after getting a new Xbox to replace the one that broke. He will be live streaming there every Wednesday at 10pm Eastern. He also got a webcam for Christmas and will be doing things on YouTube more often, you can subscribe to his channel by clicking here. His obsession with coffee has gotten worse now that he has a new coffee maker but America's obsession with Stranger Things baffles him. The podcast got mentioned on Reddit because of the Spider Mouse song from a few months ago. Some sad news about why a guest couldn't be on and some exciting news about a guest who will be on another episode. There was a song by the Arrogant Worms called "The Coffee Song". This week's segments were "Time To Get Fancy" by Kristina Hughes and "Bad Life Coach" by Dave Nelson. Wanna contact the show? Send an email to [email protected] or call 929-266-9342 and leave a voicemail. Like the podcast's Facebook page by clicking here. Subscribe on YouTube by clicking here. Visit the podcast's website by clicking here. Like the Arrogant Worms on Facebook by clicking here. Visit Kristina Hughes' website by clicking here. Listen to Dave Nelson's podcast Comedy A-Go-Go by clicking here. Cover art by Sam Dealey, visit his website by clicking here.

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