Blue Collar Blues

In today’s match-up, a bitter, unemployed factory cyborg takes his frustrations out on his white-collar best friend in a philosophical confrontation that turns violent.

Episode 4 of the Tales of Fists & Fireballs podcast, hosted by Aaron David Harris, titled "Blue Collar Blues" was published on September 1, 2025 and runs 36 minutes.

September 1, 2025 ·36m · Tales of Fists & Fireballs

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In today’s match-up, a bitter, unemployed factory cyborg takes his frustrations out on his white-collar best friend in a philosophical confrontation that turns violent.

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In today’s match-up, a bitter, unemployed factory cyborg takes his frustrations out on his white-collar best friend in a philosophical confrontation that turns violent.

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