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Welcome back to BJ In The Morning, your favorite dirty name podcast, where we put our nostalgia to the test. With rewatches, first time watches, we are gonna see what holds up! These two friends have been through thick and thin together for over two decades. They’ve got a wealth of hilarious stories, a deep understanding of filmmaking, and a history of movies under their belts. If you’re looking for some good laughs and engaging conversations about movies of the last 30 years, BJ In The Morning is the place to be.
Listen on Apple PodcastsSEND US SOME FAN MAIL Welcome back to Nostalgia Check! This week we’re revisiting The Cable Guy (1996) , Ben Stiller’s bizarre dark comedy starring Jim Carrey, Matthew Broderick, and Leslie Mann. When The Cable Guy hit theaters in 1996, audiences expecting another goofy Jim Carrey comedy got something much stranger. Instead, they got a psychological black comedy about obsession, loneliness, and one of Carrey’s most unforgettable performances. The film divided critics and fans at the time but has since become a genuine cult classic. Did The Cable Guy deserve its cult status, or is it still one of Jim Carrey’s strangest movies? Let us know in the comments! Like the video if you enjoyed it. Subscribe for new movie discussions every week. New episodes every week featuring first-time watches, rewatches, and movies from every year we’ve been alive! #TheCableGuy #JimCarrey #NostalgiaCheck #MovieReview #CultClassic #BenStiller #90sMovies #ComedyMovies #MoviePodcast #MatthewBroderick Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL This week on Nostalgia Check , we’re checking out The Town (2010) for the very first time. Ben Affleck directs and stars in this acclaimed crime thriller about a group of Charlestown bank robbers whose lives spiral out of control after a hostage situation leads to an unexpected relationship. We discuss the performances, the action, the emotional core of the story, and whether The Town deserves its reputation as one of the best crime dramas of its era. Does it pass the Nostalgia Check despite being a first-time watch? Tune in to find out Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL Welcome back to Nostalgia Check! This week we’re revisiting The Social Network (2010), David Fincher’s Oscar-winning drama that tells the story behind the creation of Facebook and the rise of Mark Zuckerberg. Does The Social Network still deserve its reputation as one of the greatest films of the 2010s? Or has time changed the way we look at this modern classic? In this episode, we discuss: • A full plot breakdown and the movie’s biggest moments • Behind-the-scenes IMDb trivia and production facts • Reading and reacting to IMDb user reviews • Reviewing popular Letterboxd reviews • Performances from Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake, Armie Hammer, and Rooney Mara • Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross’ unforgettable Oscar-winning score • David Fincher’s directing and Aaron Sorkin’s incredible screenplay • Our final Nostalgia Check verdict and movie ratings Did The Social Network pass the Nostalgia Check? Watch to hear our final thoughts, then let us know your rating in the comments. If you enjoy movie reviews, film discussions, nostalgia, IMDb facts, Letterboxd reactions, and revisiting movies from the last 30 years, be sure to subscribe for new episodes every week. Like the video if you enjoyed it, leave a comment with your rating, and subscribe so you never miss a new episode. #TheSocialNetwork #MovieReview #DavidFincher #JesseEisenberg #AaronSorkin #Letterboxd #IMDb #FacebookMovie #NostalgiaCheck #MoviePodcast Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL This week on Nostalgia Check presented by BJ in the Morning, we’re watching Martin Scorsese’s 1995 crime epic Casino for the very first time. Did one of the greatest gangster films ever made live up to decades of hype? We break down the biggest moments, discuss Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone, and Joe Pesci’s performances, dive into IMDb and Letterboxd reviews, and decide if Casino passes the Nostalgia Check. At the end of the episode, we spin the wheel to decide what comes next, and it lands on 2010. That means our next watch will be The Social Network. If you enjoy movie discussions, first-time watches, nostalgic rewatches, and honest reviews, be sure to subscribe and let us know what movie we should cover next. What did you think of Casino? Is it one of Scorsese’s best films, or do you still prefer Goodfellas? #Casino #MartinScorsese #MovieReview #FirstTimeWatch #RobertDeNiro #JoePesci #SharonStone #CrimeMovies #FilmPodcast #MoviePodcast #NostalgiaCheck #BJInTheMorning #TheSocialNetwork Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL What happens when you revisit the movie that changed animation forever? This week on Nostalgia Check, we’re taking a fresh look at Toy Story (1995), Pixar’s groundbreaking first feature film that introduced the world to Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and a whole new era of animated movies. We break down the biggest story moments, discuss what still works nearly 30 years later, revisit IMDb and Letterboxd audience reviews, share behind-the-scenes facts, and decide whether Toy Story still deserves its legendary reputation. Does the friendship between Woody and Buzz still hit the same? Does the animation hold up? Is this still one of Pixar’s greatest films? At the end of the episode, we give our official Nostalgia Check verdict and score to answer the biggest question: Does Toy Story (1995) still pass the Nostalgia Check? If you enjoy movie reviews, nostalgic rewatches, movie podcasts, and conversations about classic films from the last 30 years, be sure to subscribe and let us know what movie we should revisit. Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL It's a first-time watch of The Details (2011) starring Tobey Maguire, Elizabeth Banks, Ray Liotta, Laura Linney, and Dennis Haysbert. Neither of us had seen this overlooked dark comedy before, so we went in completely blind. We break down the movie’s biggest moments, discuss the performances, share IMDb and Letterboxd reviews, and decide whether this strange suburban morality tale deserved more attention or was forgotten for a reason. Can a movie about raccoons, lies, guilt, and increasingly terrible decisions become a hidden classic? Or is it simply one of the strangest films of 2011? In this episode: First time watching The Details IMDb and Letterboxd audience reviews Plot breakdown and key moments Our final score Does The Details pass the Nostalgia Check? Have you seen The Details? Let us know if you think it’s an underrated hidden gem or one that should stay forgotten. Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, first-time watches, nostalgia revisits, and discussions covering films from every year we’ve been alive. #TheDetails #TobeyMaguire #MovieReview #FirstTimeWatching #ElizabethBanks #2011Movies #HiddenGem #Podcast #MoviePodcast #FilmReview Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL This week on Nostalgia Check, presented by BJ in the Morning, we revisit Super 8 (2011), the sci-fi adventure directed by J.J. Abrams and produced by Steven Spielberg. Does this love letter to classic Spielberg films still deliver fifteen years later? We break down the biggest moments, discuss the performances from Joel Courtney, Elle Fanning, Kyle Chandler, and the rest of the cast, and talk about what made Super 8 stand out during the summer of 2011. Along the way, we dive into IMDb and Letterboxd reviews, revisit the train crash, the mystery surrounding the creature, and the emotional story at the heart of the film. Then it’s time for the ultimate question: does Super 8 pass the Nostalgia Check? Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, first-time watches, nostalgia rewatches, and our journey through movies from every year we’ve been alive. #Super8 #JJAbrams #StevenSpielberg #NostalgiaCheck #MovieReview #2011Movies #SciFiMovies #BJintheMorning Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL Please note: Due to a technical issue during recording, there is no video version of this episode. The full episode is available in audio format only. We appreciate your patience and understanding. Welcome back to Nostalgia Check presented by BJ in the Morning. This week, Brendan and Juan watch The Last Duel (2021) for the very first time. Directed by Ridley Scott and starring Matt Damon, Adam Driver, Jodie Comer, and Ben Affleck, this historical drama tells the same story from multiple perspectives before building to one of the most intense finales in recent movie history. We break down the biggest moments of the film, discuss the performances, compare our thoughts to IMDb and Letterboxd reviews, and decide whether The Last Duel deserves more recognition than it received during its theatrical run. We also spin the wheel to determine the next year in our series, and somehow the wheel lands on 2011 again. That means another round of 2011 movies is headed your way. What did you think of The Last Duel? Is it one of Ridley Scott’s most underrated films, or did audiences get it right? Let us know in the comments. Subscribe for weekly movie reviews, first-time watches, nostalgia rewatches, and movie discussions from BJ in the Morning. #TheLastDuel #RidleyScott #MovieReview #FirstTimeWatch #NostalgiaCheck #BJintheMorning Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL On this episode of Nostalgia Check presented by BJ in the Morning, we revisit Spider Man No Way Home to find out if one of the biggest movies of the decade still lives up to the hype. We break down the biggest moments, revisit the emotional scenes, discuss the fan service, and ask whether nostalgia carried this movie or if it genuinely holds up years later. We also dig through IMDB and Letterboxd reviews to see what audiences really think, compare those opinions to our own, and give our final verdict. Does Spider Man No Way Home pass the Nostalgia Check? Topics include: Biggest story moments and scenes Fan service vs storytelling IMDB audience reactions Letterboxd takes First impressions revisited Final scores and verdicts Let us know your rating in the comments and tell us if this movie still works for you years later. #SpiderMan #SpiderManNoWayHome #Marvel #MCU #MovieReview #Podcast #NostalgiaCheck Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL This week on Nostalgia Check presented by BJ in the Morning, we finally watch Master and Commander Far Side of the World for the very first time and ask ourselves one question: how did we miss this movie for so long? From massive naval battles and incredible practical effects to Russell Crowe commanding one of cinema’s most memorable crews, we break down our honest first reactions, favorite moments, biggest surprises, and whether this historical epic lives up to its legendary reputation. Did this movie deserve more attention? Is it one of the most underrated films of the 2000s? And why aren’t movies like this made anymore? Join us as we experience Master and Commander for the first time and put it to the test. #MasterAndCommander #FirstTimeWatch #MovieReview #NostalgiaCheck #BJInTheMorning #MoviePodcast Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL Ahoy, movie fans! In this episode of Nostalgia Check , presented by BJ in the Morning , we’re revisiting the movie that launched a billion-dollar franchise: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003) . More than twenty years later, does Captain Jack Sparrow still steal every scene? Does the action, humor, romance, and supernatural pirate adventure still hold up? We break down the story, discuss our favorite moments, examine Johnny Depp’s iconic performance, and decide whether this Disney blockbuster deserves its legendary status. We’ll also discuss: The best scenes and action sequences Why Captain Jack Sparrow became a cultural phenomenon Behind-the-scenes production facts The cursed Aztec gold storyline Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley’s performances Whether the movie still works for modern audiences Our final Nostalgia Check verdict Is The Curse of the Black Pearl still one of the greatest adventure movies ever made, or is it sailing on nostalgia alone? Let us know your favorite Pirates of the Caribbean moment in the comments! Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL This week on BJ in the Morning Presents: Nostalgia Check, we finally watched and reviewed Eyes Wide Shut for the very first time… and honestly, we’re still trying to process what we saw. From secret societies and uncomfortable tension to one of the strangest dreamlike movie experiences ever made, we break down the story, themes, performances, and the absolute chaos of trying to understand what Stanley Kubrick was cooking in his final film. Was it a masterpiece? Was it confusing? Was Tom Cruise just wandering around New York for 3 hours? We debate all of it. If you love movie reviews, first-time watches, nostalgic film discussions, and chaotic podcast energy, welcome to Nostalgia Check from BJ in the Morning. Topics Include: First reactions to Eyes Wide Shut Stanley Kubrick’s directing style Tom Cruise & Nicole Kidman performances Creepy masked party discussion The ending explained (or at least attempted) Funniest and weirdest moments Does the movie still hold up today? Like, comment, and subscribe for more movie breakdowns, first-time watches, nostalgia reviews, and podcast episodes from BJ in the Morning. Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL HAPPY MUMMY'S DAY!! This week on Nostalgia Check presented by BJ in the Morning, we revisit the 1999 action-adventure classic The Mummy starring Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz and Arnold Vosloo. From cursed tombs and flesh-eating scarabs to one-liners and chaotic CGI, we break down why this movie became such a massive favorite for an entire generation. Does it still hold up after all these years? Is Rick O’Connell one of the greatest action heroes ever? And just how many people definitely should NOT have opened that book? We recap the movie, talk favorite scenes, roast the questionable visual effects, and decide if The Mummy passes the Nostalgia Check. Presented by BJ in the Morning New movie episodes every Saturday Nostalgia, first-time watches, debates, games, and movie chaos Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL What happens when you trap humanity on a never-ending train and let class warfare explode? Yeah… we just found out. On this episode of NOSTALGIA TEST by BJ in the Morning , we watch Snowpiercer for the very first time… and let’s just say this movie does NOT go where we expected. Set in a frozen future where the last survivors live on a constantly moving train, society is divided from the filthy tail section to the luxury front cars and one guy decides it’s time to fight his way forward. We break down: Our first reactions (and confusion) The wild tonal shifts That ending… Whether this movie actually works or is just chaos on rails Is this a hidden sci-fi classic… or just a weird experiment that somehow got greenlit? Welcome to BJ in the Morning where nostalgia gets tested and first-time watches get REAL. Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL Welcome back to NOSTALGIA CHECK presented by BJ in the Morning ! This week, we revisit The Wolf of Wall Street directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, and Margot Robbie. We break down everything from our rewatch experience, the outrageous true story of Jordan Belfort, and whether this film still holds up as one of the most controversial and entertaining movies ever made. In this episode: Our first impressions on rewatching The Wolf of Wall Street IMDb & Letterboxd audience reactions Full plot breakdown and key moments The wildest and most unforgettable scenes Final ratings and verdict Is this a masterpiece of modern cinema… or does it go too far? If you love movie reviews, deep dives, and chaotic film discussions, this is the podcast for you. Like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes! Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL In this episode of Nostalgia Check, we finally watch Spirited Away (2001) for the very first time and yeah, we were not prepared for this. Directed by Hayao Miyazaki and brought to life by Studio Ghibli, this legendary film has been called one of the greatest animated movies ever made so we had to see if it lived up to the hype. We go in completely fresh and break down: • Our raw first reactions (confusion included) • The wildest moments that caught us off guard • Characters like No-Face and Yubaba - what is going on?? • Plot breakdown from a first-time viewer perspective • IMDb and Letterboxd reviews • Does it deserve the “masterpiece” label? This isn’t a polished expert analysis this is what it’s like watching Spirited Away with zero context in 2026. If you’ve seen it, relive that first-watch feeling with us. If you haven’t, maybe watch first. Or don’t. Honestly, we didn’t. We wrap up with our final scores and what’s coming next on the wheel. Always With Me (,いつも何度でも - Itsumo Nando Demo)』 Sootballs (ボイラー虫 - Boiler Mushi) One Summer's Day (あの夏へ - Ano Natsu e) Spirited Away (Original Soundtrack) Composer: Joe Hisaishi Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL Welcome back to Nostalgia Check presented by BJ in the Morning. This week, we’re heading back to 2001 to revisit one of the most iconic animated movies of all time… Shrek. Joined by special guest Mac from fit.w.mac, we break down everything from our first experiences with the film to how it holds up today. We dive into the cast, the legendary voice performances, behind-the-scenes details, and what made Shrek such a game-changer for animation and pop culture. Of course, we couldn’t stop there. Mac joins us for a Shrek-themed game that quickly spirals out of control… and let’s just say Juan is NOT a fan. In this episode: Our updated thoughts on Shrek (2001) Cast and production highlights IMDb and Letterboxd reviews Full plot breakdown with commentary Final scores and rankings A chaotic Shrek game featuring Mac (and Juan’s downfall) Whether you grew up quoting this movie or you’re revisiting it for the first time, this episode is packed with laughs, nostalgia, and maybe a little bit of swamp energy. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more movie reviews, rewatches, and weekly chaos. Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL In this episode of Nostalgia Check , we dive into the Cold War spy thriller Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011) for the very first time. A movie known for its slow burn storytelling, stacked cast, and layered plot, did it live up to the hype or leave us completely lost? We break down everything you need to know: First impressions and expectations going in Cast and crew highlights IMDb and Letterboxd reviews A full plot recap (as best as we can piece together) Our honest final ratings and thoughts Was this a brilliant espionage masterpiece or one of those “you need a second watch and a whiteboard” kind of movies? Then, at the end of the episode, we spin the wheel to decide what year we’re covering next… and it lands on 2001. We talk through potential movies we might cover in this new batch. If you love movie deep dives, first-time reactions, and slightly confused but entertaining breakdowns, you’re in the right place. Also available on podcast platforms just search BJ in the Morning. Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL In this episode of We Have Seen That, we revisit The Green Hornet (2011) to see if this polarizing superhero comedy holds up over a decade later. Starring Seth Rogen , Jay Chou , Cameron Diaz , and Christoph Waltz , and directed by Michel Gondry , this 2011 action-comedy tried to reinvent a classic character for a modern audience, but did it actually work? We break down: The cast, crew, and production background Box office performance and behind-the-scenes context IMDb and Letterboxd reviews (and what people really think now) A full plot recap with our honest reactions What works, what doesn’t, and whether it deserves a second chance Was The Green Hornet ahead of its time, or exactly where it belongs in superhero movie history? We give our final ratings and settle the debate. Stick around to the end as we tease the next episode of You Haven’t Seen That, where we dive into the slow-burn espionage classic Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy . If you enjoy movie reviews, rewatches, and honest takes on forgotten films, make sure to follow and subscribe. Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
SEND US SOME FAN MAIL On this episode of You Haven’t Seen That presented by BJ in the Morning, we close out our 2023 movie deep dive (for now) with a full review and breakdown of the horror-comedy Hell of a Summer (2023). If you’re searching for a Hell of a Summer review, Hell of a Summer explained, or wondering “is Hell of a Summer worth watching?” this episode covers everything. We start with the cast and crew, including a look at the filmmakers behind the movie and how this indie horror-comedy came together. Then we dig into IMDb ratings and Letterboxd reviews, breaking down what critics and audiences are saying about Hell of a Summer and whether the hype (or criticism) is justified. From there, we go into a full plot breakdown and recap of Hell of a Summer, covering key moments, characters, and twists. Whether you’ve already seen the movie or want a full Hell of a Summer ending explained, we’ve got you covered with a detailed discussion and some laughs along the way. We also compare Hell of a Summer (2023) to other camp slasher movies and horror-comedy films, and talk about where it ranks among recent indie horror releases. Finally, we give our final ratings and honest review — was Hell of a Summer a hidden gem of 2023 or one to skip? To wrap things up, we spin the wheel to decide what year of movies to cover next… and we land on 2011 movies. Get ready for a whole new lineup of throwbacks coming soon. If you’re into movie reviews, film podcasts, horror movies, or breaking down movies you haven’t seen, make sure to subscribe and follow along with the series. Drop a comment with your thoughts on Hell of a Summer and let us know what 2011 movies we need to add to the list. Support the show Be sure to leave a rating, it really helps the show, send your favorite episodes to your friends, family or dog, and check us out on all the social media platforms! Instagram Youtube Want to support us monthly? Tap here! Become a Producer of the Show! <-- Join our Patreon to help us grow, and get a weekly shoutout on the show!
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