Blaine Swen, Joey Bland and Martin Wilson guest.
 
Martin asks what’s so great about Facebook.
Blaine asks two questions, one that is about Duck Tales.
Arnie wants to talk about horrible job stories.
Joey asks what sports moment from our childhoods had the most impact.
<a href="http://www.archive.org/download/WeWronglyAssume8WhatItMeansToBeReal/WeWronglyAssume8.mp3">Listen here to be real!</a>

Blaine Swen, Joey Bland and Martin Wilson guest. Martin asks what’s so great about Facebook. Blaine asks two questions, one that is about Duck Tales. Arnie wants to talk about horrible job stories. Joey asks what sports moment from our childhoods had the most impact. Listen here to be real!

Blaine Swen, Joey Bland and Martin Wilson guest.
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Martin asks what’s so great about Facebook.
Blaine asks two questions, one that is about Duck Tales.
Arnie wants to talk about horrible job stories.
Joey asks what sports moment from our childhoods had the most impact.
<a href="http://www.archive.org/download/WeWronglyAssume8WhatItMeansToBeReal/WeWronglyAssume8.mp3" rel="noopener noreferrer">Listen here to be real!</a>

We Wrongly Assume #8: What It Means To Be Real

Arnie and his guests, Steve Waltien and Rush Howell, have three conversations in a row. Arnie asks if, using time-travel, you could stop 9/11 in one year. Steve asks if we use humor to distance ourselves from people. And Rush brings up a Magic Man scenario.

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