This week's episode starts off *almost* dry with some legal talk, but stay the course, because in true Cartoon Casual fashion, things get weird, then funny, then weird again.  Enjoy

Music: James Brown - Make it Funky

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Pete Jaramillo is a Kingman native who has opened what this town has needed for many years: A RECORD SHOP.  Pete has a love for music that he has turned into a powerhouse of music related accoutrements right on Route 66.

Music: Jerry Garcia and David Grisman - Shady Grove

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This week, Paul decides to have a drink (Finally) and Joe gets fired up about drug reform.  Also, a discussion about "crossing party lines".

Music: The Wailers - Keep On Movin'

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Texas has frozen, Paul pulled something, and it just goes on and on and on...

Music: Daft Punk - Lose Yourself to Dance

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Paul and Joe contemplate their multiple joint injuries, Paul coins the phrase "Political Tourette's", and a discussion about Easter.

Music: U2 - Sunday Bloody Sunday

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Paul's face got fried and now Joe has to look at it.  And a bit later on, a reading of poetry by P.A. Gaines.

Music: Sleep Now in the Fire - Rage Against The Machine

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Take a stroll with Paul and Joe as they reminisce about (embarassing) music from their youth.  

Music: Cake - I Will Survive

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Snow has fallen in NWAZ and everyone is freaking out.  Except for Paul and Joe, who try to keep things light, but don't.  Enjoy.

Music: The Red - Chevelle

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On the eve of the end of the Trump White House, the guys discuss pavement preservation (yawn), roman roads, and of course, the Honey Badger.

Vaseline and Espresso Cheese?  Who knows how to party?  These guys, that's who.

Music: No Vaseline - Ice Cube

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