David Van Tilburg is back ladies and gentlemen. He smart, he's funny, and he joined us this week to wax philosophical about 2020, and why it is totally bullshit. This is the last new episode of the year. We're taking a break for the holidays. We'll start back up first Sunday in the new year. See you then!

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You know them, you love them, and you have them here now. Three solid hours of hilarious bliss with Nick Reynolds, Dusty Reynolds, and Cheyenne Von Kanel.

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So it finally happened ladies and gentlemen. We got COVID. At least Sarah did, Mitch still maintains that he's immune. It was bound to happen eventually we suppose, but we've closed down the studio for a couple of weeks and Mitch and Sarah have had to get creative with this weeks episode. We hope you enjoy it!

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Jessie is a florist, a healthcare worker, and a dog mom. And, as it turns out, she and Mitch have a lot of mutual friends. Tune in to hear these two get to know each other over what turned into a wonderful little conversation between friends.

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The only way to get a more accurate glimpse into the inner workings of Mitch and Sarah's marriage would be to move in.

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In this weeks episode Mitch catches up with his old friend Ben Edwards. These two go all the way back to middle school and their conversation sounds like it. It starts off with Halloween Then takes a hard left turn into politics. It really takes off when the personal phycology starts flowing, before settling down nicely with some with some friendly softball banter.

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Stephen is a friend from way back, but now a days he is doing big things. Check him out every other week on the East West Football Podcast and read his work at www.eastwestfootballnetwork.com and www.sportsradioamerica.com!

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Pat Quinney is a consumer of caffeine, a local musician and an all around cool dude. Check out his band the Quinney Brothers on Facebook and Instagram, and check out Thomas Medicine on Itunes and soundcloud.

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Our guest this week is smart, he's funny, and he's handsome. Mitch likes to think of him as a better version of himself. It's our friends Gabe Prewitt.

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Our guest this week is our friends Torrence Williams. Torrence Studied Industrial engineering at University of Louisville, and works currently ad a Sales Engineer at Grover Enterprises Inc. He also produces his own podcast, Lets Get Uncomfortable. Check it out here! letsgetuncomfortable.buzzsprout.com

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