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EPISODE · Nov 16, 2022 · 22 MIN

Watch Out For Cow Farts

from Get Canceled · host Sheryl Scott

Unless you've been under a rock for the past 30 years, everyone is aware of the concerns of global warming, pollution, and the effect of human lifestyle on the planet.  The latest in this debate has led to the controversy surrounding eating meat.  Why, you might ask, does partaking in a delicious burger or succulent steak harm our precious earth?  Well, we've got a bunch of non-experts on today's episode to share theories and do our part to contribute to the fake news phenomenon.  This dovetails into the concern for where all our trash goes and will they run out of space to contain it all.     We at GET CANCELED want to hear from you!  Email Sheryl and the gang at [email protected]   Twitter: @GetCanceledPod

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Unless you've been under a rock for the past 30 years, everyone is aware of the concerns of global warming, pollution, and the effect of human lifestyle on the planet. The latest in this debate has led to the controversy surrounding eating meat. Why, you might ask, does partaking in a delicious burger or succulent steak harm our precious earth? Well, we've got a bunch of non-experts on today's episode to share theories and do our part to contribute to the fake news phenomeno...

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