Speaking of Cash Cows

This time around Fingers and Sarah Smith talk about the Katie Hill controversy, Barack Obama questioning wokeness and if Hollywood could remake the TV show Friends in 2019 and make it work.

An episode of the The Snark Factor podcast, hosted by Fingers Malloy, titled "Speaking of Cash Cows" was published on November 4, 2019 and runs 49 minutes.

November 4, 2019 ·49m · The Snark Factor

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This time around Fingers and Sarah Smith talk about the Katie Hill controversy, Barack Obama questioning wokeness and if Hollywood could remake the TV show Friends in 2019 and make it work. Listen to The Snark Factor Sunday mornings on WAAM, Ann Arbor. For all things snark, visit [FingersMalloy.com.](www.fingersmalloy.com).

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This time around Fingers and Sarah Smith talk about the Katie Hill controversy, Barack Obama questioning wokeness and if Hollywood could remake the TV show Friends in 2019 and make it work.

Listen to The Snark Factor Sunday mornings on WAAM, Ann Arbor. For all things snark, visit [FingersMalloy.com.](www.fingersmalloy.com).

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