Weekend At DiPernie’s

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This week on the Ad Hominem Attack Show Chris and Jeremy host at Casa Diperna and talk to Chris Clem, Tabitha Jones and El Jordano Diablo. We discuss Jeremy’s comedy parenting and he gives a rebuttal to the previous episodes, Chris throws a fit after being stiffed on a gig, Tabitha runs all the lights, Clem dons a new wrestling persona and Jordan is just happy to be here. Ryne is locked out and Bill makes a brief appearance. Episode art by Jess Smith @Jess_FLRadio @partyalltheryne @dirtysheer @cuckarmy e-mail the show at [email protected] youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBDuiH3AXE6ERivi6akyKYA

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