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Gather ‘round with hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox to celebrate Thanksgiving. Plus, Chris likes to keep the intro stanky, Evan’s an anti-cake man, and both seek redemption in Evan’s eyes for the North Hollywood Dog Haus.
Improviser and Lyft driver Patrick Gremillion (@patricksimongremillion) joins hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning as they all discuss ride shares, both from the perspective of passengers and drivers. Plus, Patrick harangues anyone who says "baby", Evan has countless bandaids, and Chris has an app on his phone that causes him to live in fear.
Improviser and Lyft driver Patrick Gremillion (@patricksimongremillion) joins hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning as they all discuss ride shares, both from the perspective of passengers and drivers. Plus, Patrick harangues anyone who says "baby", Evan has countless bandaids, and Chris has an app on his phone that causes him to live in fear.
Fresh off talking about Receiving Criticism, hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox are ready to talk about meditation, and host a guided meditation, just for you! Plus, Chris is subconsciously tortured by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Evan takes baths after showers, and they both wonder what hashtags would be like if you could never use pre-existing ones. Royalty free music from https://www.fesliyanstudios.com
Fresh off talking about Receiving Criticism, hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox are ready to talk about meditation, and host a guided meditation, just for you! Plus, Chris is subconsciously tortured by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Evan takes baths after showers, and they both wonder what hashtags would be like if you could never use pre-existing ones. Royalty free music from https://www.fesliyanstudios.com
Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning lose their minds talking about the awkwardness of receiving criticism. Plus, Evan knows what clothes want, Chris' inner New Yorker monologue can't take meditation seriously, and they both are surprised how serious they can be.
Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning lose their minds talking about the awkwardness of receiving criticism. Plus, Evan knows what clothes want, Chris' inner New Yorker monologue can't take meditation seriously, and they both are surprised how serious they can be.
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