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Bob Marley

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Jan 7, 2021

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This is the unforgettable story of the last days of Bob Marley. When you come to the end, you think back to the beginning. You think to what made you and what you made. That’s Bob, a long way from Jamaica. Thinking: this was me. This is where I came from. This is what I saw.
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Not A Bomb Watches: Cowboy Bebop - Episode 9: 3, 2, 1, Let’s Jam! The gang is all here for latest edition of Not A Bomb Watches! We continue our journey through the 1998 science fiction/western - Cowboy Bebop. On this episode, the guys discuss Session 17 - Mushroom Samba and Session 18 - Speak Like a Child. by Not a Bomb
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Big Money Kofi Comes to Collect: Kofi returns to his Jamaican roots in a never-ending quest to fatten his wallet. Plus, the guys discuss cauldrons of chili, Mortal Kombat gear, fakin' the funk, and the requirements for becoming a Night Person. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. by The New Day: Feel the Power
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Don’t Go in the Grain Silo (Airdate 11.9.2020): Liquor Store Sales Are Through the Roof! Old Books Cologne. Morons in the News. Everyone Needs a Laugh. Awkward Situations. Mary Wore a Bra as a Mask. Back to the Future. Talkback Callers. Can You Believe This S***? Bob Needs a Space Heater. The... by Bob & Sheri
99 min listen
Socialism (Finally!) Explained with Malaika Jabali by Bad With Money With Gabe Dunn
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Who Were You Before You Were 'Mom'?: You were a person before you had kids and that person matters by The Single Mom Podcast - Single Parent Advice, Support & a Little Bit of Humor
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314: LA (w/ Jordan Morris) by High and Mighty
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Sharks in the Basement! (Airdate 3/23/2021): Picky Eaters. Supertasters. The Experience of Parenting. Morons in the News: Sharks in the Basement! Everyone Needs a Laugh – Comic Sarah Millican. Max Heard from His Bully. Bob’s Daughter. Job Performance Reviews. Talkback Callers. Spring Break in... by Bob & Sheri
103 min listen
KBK After Dark - Mother, May I Sleep With Danger (2016): The question everyone asks is answered this week as we explore remake in name only of MOTHER, MAY I SLEEP WITH DANGER (2016) on Kill By Kill: After Dark! Along the way, we talk about the loathsome career of James Franco, collegiate vampires, conservative wine moms, misguided heterosexuality, audition fondling, and “girl bossing” too close to the grave. It’s a film that leaves us legitimately baffled at almost every turn and we want to take you for that very confusing ride! It’s the reimagining/rebooting/remakequel no one wanted - until now!! Apologies for the weird 14-minute version. Obviously, it was Nightwalker interference. Also, we need your SCREAM franchise-related questions for a special Season 3 wrap-up episode!! Use the links below to find us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram… all the socials and ask us to consider your - query! by Kill By Kill: Talking Horror Characters One Death At A Time
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iFanboy.com Pick of the Week #187 - Batman and Robin #1 by iFanboy - Comic Books
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Mailbag: I'm Not Going To Make You Rich, Okay? by Bad With Money With Gabe Dunn
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Zambricki Li of Magic Giant by The Tone Mob Podcast
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UNLOCKED: ActionBoyz Lawnmower Man (1992) by High and Mighty
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GeorgeNotFound Moved to America by Banter
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Rough and Rowdy Ways: The Jokermen go to riff town on Bob's latest release on Columbia Records one month after its release. Why is it so good? So important? Why are you a little baby for not liking it? Simply listen to find out.. <hr> See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information. by Jokermen
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Fighting Generational Curses in Everyday Adult Life with Kaneon Hammock by Dem Bois Podcast
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SD Replay: Side Effects of Fuckboys (with James Bland) by Small Doses with Amanda Seales
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Episode 13 — Megan Boyle: Megan Boyle is the guest. She is the author of SELECTED UNPUBLISHED BLOG POSTS OF A MEXICAN PANDA EXPRESS EMPLOYEE, an unorthodox debut poetry collection from Muumuu House. At the time of this interview, she had been up for 36 hours and was staying a... by Otherppl with Brad Listi
75 min listen
Mailbag: I Doubt You're A Financial Dimwit by Bad With Money With Gabe Dunn
15 min listen
Building a Better Internet with Femsplain by BuzzFeed's Internet Explorer
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Flush and Run (Airdate 4/22/2021): A Facebook Memo. Down the Rabbit Hole. The Oscars. Morons in the News. Jim Szoke with Sports Confuse Me. Everyone Needs a Laugh. Talkback Callers. Can You Believe This S***? Bob Goes to Boat School. A Haunted Jail for Sale. Things the Soft-Hearted... by Bob & Sheri
104 min listen
#256 - John Wilkes Booth: Baldwin Brother or Pimp To The Elite? by wellRED podcast
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Podcast 74 – RV-II, The Sequel: Do you remember Podcast 21 about the year I spent in 2009 living and some traveling in an RV, and the multitude of lessons learned? That was the shifting point for me of when my life really pivoted from the negative patterns of the past to the truly i... by Subconscious Mind Mastery Podcast
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Not A Bomb Watches: Cowboy Bebop - Episode 3: 3, 2, 1, Let’s Jam! The gang is all here for latest edition of Not A Bomb Watches! We continue our journey through the 1998 science fiction/western - Cowboy Bebop. On this episode, the gang discusses Session 5 -Ballad of Fallen Angels and Session 6 - Sympathy for the Devil. by Not a Bomb
20 min listen
Gorillaz - "The Now Now" by Consequence of Sound
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