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The Good Stuff Podcast
The Good Stuff
2 episodes
1 month ago
A discussion of whales devolves into a lengthy critical analysis of the Star Trek franchise. Everybody loves Die Hard. Things get religious. But before all that Justin savors a good long sentence.
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A discussion of whales devolves into a lengthy critical analysis of the Star Trek franchise. Everybody loves Die Hard. Things get religious. But before all that Justin savors a good long sentence.
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Comedy
Episodes (2/2)
The Good Stuff Podcast
Whales Aren't Just Big Floating Sacks of Margarine??
A discussion of whales devolves into a lengthy critical analysis of the Star Trek franchise. Everybody loves Die Hard. Things get religious. But before all that Justin savors a good long sentence.
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6 years ago
1 hour 15 minutes 26 seconds

The Good Stuff Podcast
Sam Goes on a Tinder Date
While Sam goes on a date, Justin, Craig, and Matt struggle to fill airtime with the indelicacy of planet classification, alarming amounts of sperm, and a definitive answer to the age old question: who is the greatest american rock band of all time? These are the articles we talk about: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/pluto-planet-class-nasa-new-horizons-space-a8340891.html https://www.gq.com/story/sperm-count-zero
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7 years ago
54 minutes

The Good Stuff Podcast
A discussion of whales devolves into a lengthy critical analysis of the Star Trek franchise. Everybody loves Die Hard. Things get religious. But before all that Justin savors a good long sentence.