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D loves animals! That's why she is working on her passion project - an animal sanctuary for education and therapy. Sweet D talks her love of animals, future goals and asks our audience for help on deciding an official name for her organization. D shares stories of her families' auction house as well as her day job with suicide prevention. Play along with "Whacky Auctions," a game where you guess the price people paid for outrageous items. Plus Local News and Baking tips! An educational, funny and stellar episode. Thanks!
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Mike Hopes introduces new friend of the show Melissa! Melissa is the girl referenced in a previous episode when she saved a group of kids from a local creep. She summarizes that story as well as her job as a local baker and other experiences in various local restaurants. Melissa also enlightens the Mikes' on her experiences being suspended with hooks! Plus a game of "Bake the Fake." And oh yeah! Even some Local News!
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Since starting a local podcast, Dorrin Gingerich is someone we wanted to have on forever. He is an amazing local artist who has struggled so much in his very short life. He fights daily with a muscle crumbling disease since childhood called Dystonia. It effects his life daily including the production of his wonderful art. He also has overcome depression and suicidal thoughts after coming out as a gay man. Topics include coming out to his family, trying to be "saved" and how diverse our community is compared to his traditional upbringing. Plus Local News!
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*Here is the clip of the couple that Dorrin references as being giant supporters of his:
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Mike Hopes and Mike Andrews catch up after not seeing one another for nearly 2 weeks. Hopes talks feeling better since recently returning to the gym and professional wrestling, including the dangerous death match style. Mike Andrews speaks about his vacation which leads other Mike to express his tales of debauchery from Pittsburgh. Big emphasis on local news this week too! Thanks for listening!
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Intro/Outro theme: Ex Philo https://soundcloud.com/exphilo
Closing Song: "Jeanie Becomes a Mom" - Caroline Rose
Audio Engineer: Rachel [email protected]
Sound Drops: Mike Andrews
A Useless Human: Mike Hopes
EPISODE 11:
Mike Hopes & Mike Andrews & Tommy return once again with Phil Stamper. The boys learn about Phil's movie roles thru a game of "2 Phils and a lie." We than do our 2nd food review with Sheetz vs Rutters vs Wawa (sorta?). Like last week, the beginning of the episode and food portion are available in the usual audio format but you may also choose to watch the 2nd half (sheetz portion) thru our new youtube channel.
https://youtu.be/rB81OUKURsI
If you listen to the episode, there will be a warning of when to switch over to our youtube channel. Both are fun and enjoyable, but listening than watching the taco bell format is the reccomended way to consume this episode. Next week we will be back to our usual format. Thanks!
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Intro/Outro Ex Philo
Let's celebrate us making it to 10 episodes! Mike Hopes is joined by Mike Andrews on sound, Tommy Boy and guest Phil Stamper. Phil is a pro wrestling personality who now dabbles in acting. He shares stories about backyard wrestling, being an extra in various movies, his S.A.G. card woes and sits in for some local news! The boys than do their first ever fast food review with Taco Bell's "Dollar Cravings" menu. While the beginning of the episode and food portion are available in the usual audio format, you may now also choose to watch the 2nd half (the taco bell review portion) thru our new youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZL77IJNgQM
If you listen to the episode, there will be a warning of when to switch over to our youtube channel. Both are fun and enjoyable, but listening than watching the taco bell portion is the reccomended way to consume this episode. Thanks!
Intro/Outro Ex Philo
Jimmy Viola, childhood friend of Mike Hopes' is in the studio (apartment) alongside Mike Andrews. Jimmy works as a comedian, film creator and the traveling vessel for "The Necrosexual," a hard rocking, burlesque enthusiast Philadelphian folk hero. The best friends catch up on past projects and try to remember drunken memories. We play a game of "Who knows Mike best?" and "Is this a Real Band?" Followed by some local news and more! Shutout to Rachel for helping to make this episode sound stellar. Her contact info is [email protected] for all ya'll audio needs. Thanks!
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More Necrosexual here:
https://necrosexual.bandcamp.com/?fbclid=IwAR0sUuligv_icIVwG8Ebi6YFJK5PqpZbiGJvi73umBI9lIyZaZ-eiw0gu8Q
Local star Tommy Kijak joins us on the podcast. Tommy is a former moderator on reddit.com/r/Lancaster, Lancaster Improv member and has done just about every job under the sun. The trio talk arrowheads, the Lancaster improv scene, Reddit drama, nerd culture, top places to get breakfast in the city, local news and play a crazy game of "Stump the Mikes!"
Ending song: Stonewall Vessels "Seagrass"
We return from last week with a lighter, more humored filled episode. Ex Philo works the soundboard throughout the show with random drops and clips throughout. Topics discussed on this show include Scott Steiner, bad holiday candy, celebrities running for office, Full House and much more. Scary Gary debuts with "weird news from around the world" after our normal local news segment and we also even play an awesome game of "Which Lancaster?!" (PA,SC, CA or UK). Hope you enjoy and play along!
Credit: Outro by the Dead Milk Men
The podcast is finally up. This past week, Mike Hopes' friend passed away and he didn't have the ambition to finish it in time. We apologize and hope you understand in the delay. This episode has no segments or gimmicks, just two dudes trying to come to terms with how they feel and why in this troublesome time in human history. Thanks for those that contacted us with first hand testaments of the local protest. Mike Hopes closes the show with his thoughts on his friend Danny Havoc and a short previously recorded interview with the man. R.I.P. See you next Tuesday.
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