Mosh Pits & Mermaids
from Homespun Yak Hosted by Nic & Kyle
This week, Kyle tells us the wonderful tale of Ariel the mermaid, the guys discuss the history and mentality of mosh pits at concerts, and also discuss a bit on the state of television in relation to the concept of “cutting the cord”; Nic has sympathy for short people... up to a point. Next week will be a special episode wherein Kyle and Nic record locally and test out some wine hand selected by the ever knowledgeable Kyle - stay tuned! IG: @Homespunyak
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