PODCAST · comedy
Brotherly Love
by Joseph Zapata
Three young bulls met in Philly, and now they spend their time discussing absolutely nothing of importance.
Episodes
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Ep 02: Ghosts, Gabby's cat, and cheese that taste like rice pudding
Kaome and Joe welcome Gabby to the podcast, who graciously allowed these two bouls to spend the night at her ghost infested (and cat infested) house. Kaome also continues his search for a type of cheese that taste like rice pudding.
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Brotherly Love Ep 01: Camping frights, college hijinks, and scantily clad waitresses
Kaome relives a camping experience gone wrong, and Joe takes Nick and Kaome to the Tilted Kilt.
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Brotherly Love Ep 00: Drinking games, porn bots, and racist Gandhi
Three young bulls, who met in Philly, discuss absolutely nothing of importance.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Three young bulls met in Philly, and now they spend their time discussing absolutely nothing of importance.
HOSTED BY
Joseph Zapata
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Three young bulls met in Philly, and now they spend their time discussing absolutely nothing of importance.
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Brotherly Love is created and hosted by Joseph Zapata.
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