This Podcast Is... Uncalled For

This Podcast Is... Uncalled For

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  • The Kids Interrupt

    When a bunch of local kids interrupt the first podcast recording session you have with a new co-host.

    From our episode Discussion on Taylor Swift

    3 min
  • Richie Wolfe

    Today we're joined by Richie Wolfe, local filmmaker and writer who did a bicycle tour of the US. He was also Mike's boss doing student media at JCCC. He recently wrote a book on his travels. Richie's book is called "Home Is Where the Heart Lands: How Pedaling for 5 Months Brought Me Closer to Home." You can find it at Richie's website:

    https://www.wolfesdenwriting.com/

    28 min
  • Mike Quotes Taylor Swift

    When you quote the biggest pop star in the world - as she starts spending time in your area. Yes, we're Swifties here.

    From our Fringe episode with George M. Dean

    2 min
  • All Roads Lead to Mr. Campbell

    When one of your high school teachers is the basis for a popular TV character created by a celebrity you were briefly in school with.

    From our episode with Marnie and Nick

    5 min
  • Raiders Fandom

    When your high school football teammate talks about how he became a Raiders fan, how you became a St. Louis fan, and how you both feel about the NFL's LA debacle.

    From our episode with Grant Adams

    6 min
  • Ramen, Ratings, Dogs

    When someone comes up with a ridiculous rule on how food is to be classified. Always remember the famous haiku: ラーメンで 数字を取れなきゃ 犬を出せ

    From our episode Thoughts on the Cube Rule of Food

    1 min
  • How is Mike Not in Prison For This Clip?

    When your guest hails from Palestine and you have a few things to say about genocide and the state of the world right now - things that could potentially get you thrown in prison.

    From our Fringe episode with Samantha Salem

    3 min

About This Podcast Is... Uncalled For

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This Podcast Is… Uncalled For is a podcast hosted and produced by Mike Czerniewski