Apr 4, 2017

Real Dolls

On this week’s episode, Jon and Otieno share their regrets and read some listener mail. This week’s hot topics include: Judge says it is plausible Trump incited violence at his rally; ok’s lawsuits Trump signs privacy bill; its as bad as we thought What do you do when your facebook friends are selling good on facebook? Jon fatshamed on twitter; gets appropriately dragged Action figure sized Real Dolls [poll id=”17″] This week’s featured song is “Why Are There Boundaries?” by FKJ Additional Reading: Oregon and the KKKÂ How to keep your internet history privateÂ Online Privacy Guide

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