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Gun control and the direction of the country is discussed on a beautiful Martin Luther King Day. New York's laws, Colorado laws and the tactics of the NRA volleyed here.

New friend and dream supporter Chris stops by The Sandwich. We admitedly attempt to rehash an old conversation, but we do stumble upon a little bit of wisdom. Check this out, even if its only for his amazing voice.

Technical difficulties weren't able to stop the laughs thanks to John. We go over his late start to stand up, the end game, and his presence in the world of Kurt Metzger.

HERE...COMES..TITUSSSSSSS! Titus Machiavelli aka Mitch Helle calls for a lil cross-casting with pro wrestling on the table. We discuss our history of watching wrestling, our favorite eras, and he explains how he is attempting to Restore The Manager nearly 20 years after his dream was derailed by one asshole. TITUSMACHIAVELLI.COM

Parents should not be worried about the violence in video games. They should be worried about this.

Ten years is a long time, and Mike has certainly been through alot in that time. We talk about his college and military prospects before focusing squarely on his marriage and divorce. Quite a story indeed, and not without its caution.

Ahhhhhhh...finally some fun, and the first guest from another podcast! Kitten from MMA-Freak.com calls in to break the topical streak of GFT. An abnormally knowledgable fight fan, the Kat and I discuss heavy metal music, our favorite fights, and we give some insight to UFC 157, the debut of Ronda Rousey! Follow her @kittenofchaos76 on Twitter!

I find these loner-casts highly theraputic, so strap in or tap out for a chat about one man's "Dark Knight Complex."

Off the cuff and out of the blue, we discuss guns, small town life, and alternative lifstyles.

The savage vocalist of Ancient Wind returns to GFT to give all his podcast fans exactly what they want - a hot beef injection. He discusses the contested strip of city the band resides in, the first forays into Seattle's metal scene, and what it's like to go from big fish in a small pond to damn near square one.