Miami Vice President

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Boy, this is a Nazi heavy episode... Hitler’s back!! Not really, but we do talk about him in this episode along with Ghislaine (it’s actually Jillian) Maxwell, soggy biscuits (the wrong kind - is there a right kind?), and why we should double-tap David Bowie…just to be sure. Plus can you really not know who Stone Cold Steve Austin is, and did the UK have its own Beyonce in Bruce Forsyth? Socials: Twitter: @TalkAmongstPod; @FlowzBC; @only_kev Facebook: search for Talk amongst Yourselves Email: [email protected] be safe, take care, love you, bye

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