Don't Look This Up

The epic conclusion to last week’s episode. We’ll be back next week with a new topic!

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A story so crazy (and so long) it calls for a rare 2-parter.

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Howdy, partner.

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We're back...for good this time.

As tradition for us, we have some slight tech issues in this one, bit of an echo, bit breathy. But hey, you can hear us. Fixes will be made in the coming episodes.

The Patreon is also back! Join to listen to this week's episode, 536 A.D.- The Worst Year To Be Alive

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PRE-WARNING audio quality isn't the best on this one folks. You can hear us fine but there's going to be some background noise for some reasons that are too boring to explain but it is, without question, our fault. Our bad, that'll get fixed.

Either way, we hope you enjoy this (Lasts) week's episode about a Celtic tribe going barbarian on some Roman ass. (Pause)

(23:40)- To go skip our bullshit and go straight to the history talk!

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We know that we are living in the peak of governmental trust. We know that right now every American citizen full-heartedly trusts the U.S. federal government to preserve and protect their freedoms and ways of life now more than ever before, and political divisiveness seems to be a thing of the past.

With all that in mind, we would like to remind you of a time where there was good reason to NOT trust that very same government, and the leaders of it's military. Crazy concept, right?

Also welcome our new friend of the cast, world renowned philanthropist and war criminal, Cooper Wiemann! Thanks for listening.

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WE'RE BACK!

We apologize profusely for the prolonged hiatus. The switch to in-person casting has been a disaster. We have no idea what we are doing. But alas, we are back up and running.

Going forward, you will get some combination of the four hots in each episode, every typically either a Braden/Cody or a Cole/Ethan/Cody panel due to the crew living across the state from one another and Cody having room for travel time due to lack of opportunities in his stand-up career and him technically owning the equipment we need to do this thing. However, we will use every opportunity we come across to get the full crew together for an episode when we can.

Welcome back everyone! Braden and Cody Kick us back off with our first episode over a president, the Bull Moose himself, Teddy R! Was he the rough riding, fist-fighting, bear killing, bad ass we think he is? Or was he just a rich sissy boy from Manhattan cosplaying a cowboy? We find out. For you.

Although we won't be posting a double episode every week on the Patreon for the time being, we still will be keeping it plenty active with extra bonus episodes, free talk casts, videos, etc. Still $1 per month!

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We're almost there guys. Soon, we will be full transitioned to in-person casting and be back on a set sched. Till then, enjoy a few more zoom-casts. like this ne, about a really racist guy.

We hope you enjoy, and join us over on the history Augusta National Golf Club! (none of us golf or watch golf)

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Bare with us through late and off-schedule posts (not that we've ever really kept one) as we transition to the holy realm of in-person podcasting, arm-in-arm with one another.

Today, we talk about the Pony Express and how it wasn't all it's cracked up to be for the riders or the businessmen who ran it, how it got it's name, and why it only lasted 18 months.

Thanks for listening and join us on the Patreon this week for our episode over the Khevsurs!

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A dog might have nearly started a war but they're not too sure and neither are we. Nobody knows much about this whole deal. I guess the Greeks stopped being so good at being historians at some point in time-but that won't stop us from talking about it.

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