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Take Two Eric Millegan
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Family Matters “Grandmama” with Corey Tulaba and John Sabine Chris Horwedel
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Episode 119: NBA Finals Preview Tyler Laurie
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Quarantine Episode 20: Burning Questions Will Poznan
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Episode 14: The Decision Alex Peebles
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Ep 244: Kelly Oubre’s Tweets Charlie Erling
On this episode of the Potterhood, Neko and Will tackle some listener questions and those questions deal not just with Harry Potter…. but also with the state of the country. Oh what a time to be alive.
This episode starts off with an analysis of Slytherin’s anti-muggle prejudice and really goes from there. There is a referendum on the recent statement by a Cuomo that comedy clubs are not essential. Of course we related it all to HP.
Eddiots, gather round! Longtime Stand-Up Comic Eddie Pence joins the show and since he does 3 podcasts a day, he’s an expert at, well, podcasting!
On this week’s episode of Nothin’ But Net Flicks, Corey Tulaba & guest Fotis Michael revisit the NY Hoops documentary “A Kid From Coney Island” on the rise, fall, and rebirth of Stephon Marbury
Neko and Will are aware that there is a pretty big election looming. We break down which characters would vote for which candidates: Lucius Malfoy and Cornelius Fudge (that’s a rough parallel).
On this week’s “Take Me In to the Ballgame,” Ellen Adair and Eric Gilde discuss the 1974 Roy Campanella biopic, “It’s Good to Be Alive.” Much discussion of Campanella’s life vs. the depiction in this TV movie culminate in great fun scoring the “Delightfulness of Catcher” tool!
Hear from Zack Snyder, Kevin Smith, Ben Affleck, Kevin Conroy, Todd McFarlane, and much more. There are legendary comic book creators, voice actors, and casts of Smallville, Arrow, X-Men,
This episode starts out a little different in light of recent events around the United States. We pay tribute to Chadwick Boseman and sort him in to a Hogwarts house. Shout-out all of the athletes that participated in the boycott opposing police brutality!
This episode is dedicated to the memory of Chadwick Boseman. The Black Panther star died from colon cancer at age 43. Victor Dandridge returns and they talk about his outstanding legacy left behind.
