EPISODE · Sep 26, 2020 · 1H 23M
International Pedestrian Competition
from Catching Foxes · host Luke and Gomer
We hit up our Patreon fans (Facebook folks, coming soon!) for questions and BOY O BOY did we get a lot! We're talking questions about putting Pronouns in your email signature, is "authenticity" overplayed, have you ever had conflicts with female friends, how do you and Luke resolve conflict, how much better is Gomer and Luke, and more! We hit about 10-ish questions, even one about Luke's favorite Dayton pizza place, and each one is less than 10 minutes in our answers. BUT DON'T WORRY, Gomer still manage to sneak in a reference to Greek Mythology. Also, the "Lightning Round" is literally no different from the regular question/answer format, except I put a lightning strike before each question.
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We hit up our Patreon fans (Facebook folks, coming soon!) for questions and BOY O BOY did we get a lot! We're talking questions about putting Pronouns in your email signature, is "authenticity" overplayed, have you ever had conflicts with female friends, how do you and Luke resolve conflict, how much better is Gomer and Luke, and more! We hit about 10-ish questions, even one about Luke's favorite Dayton pizza place, and each one is less than 10 minutes in our answers. BUT DON'T WORRY, Gomer still manage to sneak in a reference to Greek Mythology. Also, the "Lightning Round" is literally no different from the regular question/answer format, except I put a lightning strike before each question. Support Catching Foxes Links: When Walking was a Sport — Weird. A Brief History of Pedestrianism: When Walking Was a Spectator Sport - Bloomberg — Today football and baseball pack them in, but back in the 1800s watching people walk was America's favorite spectator sport. From City Walk, join author Matthew Algeo as he takes us on a journey back in time to when hundreds of thousands cheered on the next Pedestrian Champion of the World!
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