9.20.19: The Joker, Raw Wars, and BAD Vibrations!

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9.20.19: The Joker, Raw Wars, and BAD Vibrations!

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Sep 20, 2019

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How we went from Cesar Romero to Joaquin Phoenix, where we stand with all things raw, and does Charles live in a 1970s New York movie? Listen to find out!

Editors note: George's children and dog were not cooperating with him this week. If you hear the crying of young children and animals we apologize.
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