Newberg 100 - THANK YOU! Please Lick & Subscribe

from Newberg · host J Chris Newberg

EPISODE 100 is here—and it's chaotic, honest, funny, and maybe even a little profound. On this milestone episode of The Newberg Pod, I dive into surprising marijuana smoker stats, explore what it really means to become the person you're meant to be, and argue (for reasons unclear) that David Bowie is also David Blowie. I check in with my 10-year-old self, unleash some killer jokes, relive the horror of being booed at the ballet, and make three wildly specific wishes. Plus, for real—thank you for listening, supporting, and making it to 100 episodes with me. Hit play and let's celebrate in the most Newberg way possible. Wherever you stream or watch on YT @newbergpod https://youtu.be/aGEV4-LMX5o Please lick and subscribe. (Yes. I said lick)

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