With the horrific event that took place yesterday in South Minneapolis, I felt compelled to speak directly to you all about it. As you know, the Twin Cities are an essential part of The Clone Cast. We make no bones about how much we adore our hometown. With that in mind it feels only right that something is said from us.

We Love Minneapolis.

The boys are back and they have a plan for next week! I dont want to write anymore and no one reads this. They only read it when I write something like that.

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Merry Christmas, CloneCastanovas! Sorry for the delay on things, but Adam is still dealing with some stuff at home, but regular episodes will return soon.

Anyways, for today's Christmas bonus episode:

Tall Rex is MIA, so Short Cody decides to wing a THC laden commentary on Episode 1 of the Young Jedi Adventures.

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The boys are back with the second episode of the second version of the clone cast with the second coming of Single Tom.

The boys discuss Tom's bittersweet sojourn to Seattle, Adam's rough week, Adam visits Cedar Cliff, Tom begins his turn as a grindset motivation grifter and the boys reveal their top songs from Spotify Wrapped 2025.

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We are back.

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This podcast contains brief excerpts and references to the following copyrighted works: "God Gave Rock and Roll to You II" by KISS, "Real Man's Man" by Jim Johnston, "Hakuna Matata" from The Lion King, the Frasier theme, and elements from the Metal Gear Solid franchise. These materials are used solely for commentary, discussion, analysis, and educational purposes.

All rights to the above works remain with their respective copyright holders. No copyright infringement is intended. This podcast is a non-commercial project, and the use of any copyrighted content is believed to constitute Fair Use under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act.