EPISODE · Apr 4, 2020 · 42 MIN
Mistakes were made
from FF YEAH! · host Furlough Fridays
In this episode we expose the truth. Sometimes we make mistakes. In life and on stage. Adam mistakenly thinks the Chico News and Review died from coronavirus, so we share our favorite memories of the CNR. We discuss dealing with making mistakes on stage, and throw a lot of blame at each other. We name drop a popular band that we partied with on a tour bus, and of course, discuss tv shows, and existentialism.
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