Punching a Mascot in the Face (Q&A #1)

Welcome FANS, it's our very first Q&A (the Q stands for quarantine)!! Rosie and Miya answer listener questions about heists, time travel, Vin Diesel, Pluto rights, and more. Along the way, Rosie has a review of an all male dance revue and some discoveries about Seaworld. Meanwhile, Miya has thoughts on Disneyland's mural erasing past and a theory about Goofy. Please forgive us for any sound hiccups! We're trying out new ways to record during quarantine and our dainty little lady microphones have a lot to learn. -- You can find show notes at http://parktrashpod.tumblr.com! Follow us everywhere: @parktrashpod. Cover Art by Jonathan Flores (@jonnytheartist). Theme music by Milan Music (@milanmusicofficial).

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