Strangers In A Strange Land

Strangers In A Strange Land

By Joey Guida & Scott Wilson
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Strangers In A Strange Land episodes

  • Episode 54: White Jesus & Black Santa
    Megyn Kelly says that Jesus and Santa are both white (it's a fact kids!) Also on tap is Walmart, beastiality in commercials and some rich kid gets away with killing 4 people with his car for being well...rich.
    1 hr 31 min
  • Episode 52: Xbox One Release Day!
    Martin Bashir, Bill o' Reilly, Stolen Smart Phones, Sarah Palin and the bulk of our show, Xbox One's release day! After we're done with the first half of our show we talk about both next gen systems and which one we're buying and why. Enjoy!
    1 hr 46 min
  • Episode 50: Deaf, Dumb and Blind
    What happens when Christians, Pat Robinson, minimum wage and a pregnant lady nearly faints during an Obama speech? One hell of a milestone show. Everything from Frank Pallone saying "Monkey Court" to McDonald's treating their employees like crap.
    1 hr 17 min
  • Episode 48: The Douchebag Uniform
    Seaside Heights is burning down and the boys may or may not have something to say about it. Also, Fox News and Alex Jones. We even move into a bit of movie news and Scott's dislike for douchebag uniform is revealed.
    1 hr 15 min
  • Episode 47: Scott Has A Bad Week
    Scott gets drunk and takes over the entire show. Joey has some gripe at work but actually pales in comparison to Scott's horrid week and secretly feels bad for even thinking he had it so bad. All in all a fun episode and of course drunk Scott!
    1 hr 47 min
  • Episode 46: Gay Rings Have The Stuff
    Pat Robertson says gays have a ring that will cut you and give you "the stuff". Chief Kessler is at it again. Dan Solomon just doesn't care about anyone that doesn't believe his views and Zimmerman want the court system to pay $300,000 in court fees.
    1 hr 34 min

About Strangers In A Strange Land

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A Podcast about the growing incomprehensible nature of the world around us, and how nothing seems to be as it should. From Politics to Pop Culture,