Good Looking Out #31

An episode of the Good Looking Out podcast, hosted by Jason Santos, titled "Good Looking Out #31" was published on May 17, 2016.

May 17, 2016 · Good Looking Out

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In this episode we discuss Hispanic food in LA, The internet marvel that is Quora, Ms. Marvel and Daniel Clowes comics, Verbatim documentary series from the NYT, Mineral Water, The Magicians on SYFY, and a crazy story about a random stranger with bandages all over his face.

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