Talking Heat: Galactic Hobo Sauce

from Talking Heat Hosted by Mark Weissman

On this episode of #talkingheat we sit down with Aaron of @galactichobosauce. We talk video games, the creative process behind the #hotsauce production and the multiverse that are his labels and characters. Bell peppers get a bad wrap and slug is forced to relive his experience with a raw jalapeño. We discuss what you should and should not put hot sauce on and we uncover what might be next for Aaron. Check out all of this and more on episode 6 of #talkingheat.

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