• Barbenheimer | Walk And Roll Podcast w/ Michael The Chairman & Ryan Radio #76

  • Jul 23 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 19 mins
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Barbenheimer | Walk And Roll Podcast w/ Michael The Chairman & Ryan Radio #76

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  • Barbenheimer has taken over the internet this week. Are you seeing Barbie or Oppenheimer? Or don't give a sh*t? hahaha. This week we cover the writers / actors strike in Hollywood, movies / TV shows sucking and how people complain too much. Also, of course as usual, Ryan mispronounces a bunch of names and words. We talk about all this and more, in this week's episode of the Walk And Roll Podcast!


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    🕘Timestamps

    0:00 Intro

    1:41 Bob Igor

    2:37 Burnt Out On Disney + And Movies

    6:04 Snow Hispanic and the 7 homeless people

    10:33 Eat papa eat

    11:54 Censorship

    14:07 Time passing by fast

    17:17 High School stories

    29:43 Dr. David Sinclair & the cure for aging

    30:41 Rainbow people talk

    32:39 Ryan calls the PO LICE

    33:38 Barbenheimer

    35:57 Barbie p*rn?

    43:43 Barbie politics

    46:52 Movies are dying and too long

    53:54 Writers and actors strike

    1:01:17 Disney and wheelchair access

    1:06:58 People complain too much!

    1:09:45 People fear becoming disabled

    1:12:55 Latest Chairman Of The Board podcast with All Wheels Up

    1:17:52 Outro
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