The Grelli: Verbal Hooks

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This week, learn how YOU can receive a FREE sticker for listening to this show. Plus, a discussion of MAD magazine and their trailblazing efforts in parody, another iteration of WORKER MAN HERO, and some new material looking back at the fall of Chatter. Brought to you by Bowling Branch, the... twig you use to bowl? I'm not entirely sure, the copy kinda sucks.

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