Planning a funeral is no easy task. But lucky for us, we have Doobs and Murphy: just the townies for the job. 
If you weren't confused enough after the last episode, this show should add a few more plot holes to your Shredded Chicken Sandwich. 
Go ahead and read ahead! You can find Midwestern Pulp: A Love Letter to Lake Erie at your local independent bookstore or online at <a href="https://fortfamly.com/" target="_blank">fortfamly.com</a>

Planning a funeral is no easy task. But lucky for us, we have Doobs and Murphy: just the townies for the job. If you weren't confused enough after the last episode, this show should add a few more plot holes to your Shredded Chicken Sandwich. Go ahead and read ahead! You can find Midwestern Pulp: A Love Letter to Lake Erie at your local independent bookstore or online at fortfamly.com

Planning a funeral is no easy task. But lucky for us, we have Doobs and Murphy: just the townies for the job.&nbsp;
If you weren't confused enough after the last episode, this show should add a few more plot holes to your Shredded Chicken Sandwich.&nbsp;
Go ahead and read ahead! You can find Midwestern Pulp: A Love Letter to Lake Erie at your local independent bookstore or online at <a href="https://fortfamly.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">fortfamly.com</a>

Hometown Heroes

Follow Mic and Molly Fox through an audio-based version of "Midwestern Pulp" – a completely fictional novel with no basis in reality other than the fact that it stars a group of a people that you, yourself, grew up with and know intimately. This poorly written attempt at self-exploration will inspire you to tip more at the bar and/or call up your 8th grade girlfriend just to "see how it's goin." 
Read along at home or let Mic, Molly, and the rest of the gang read to you while you're traveling back to see your mom for the holidays. And hey...tell her we said, "hey."

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Follow Mic and Molly Fox through an audio-based version of "Midwestern Pulp" – a completely fictional novel with no basis in reality other than the fact that it stars a group of a people that you, yourself, grew up with and know intimately. This poorly written attempt at self-exploration will inspire you to tip more at the bar and/or call up your 8th grade girlfriend just to "see how it's goin." Read along at home or let Mic, Molly, and the rest of the gang read to you while you're traveling back to see your mom for the holidays. And hey...tell her we said, "hey."

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