• Episode 8: Charles Barkley Said F*%k You

  • Jul 21 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 9 mins
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Episode 8: Charles Barkley Said F*%k You

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  •  In this weeks episode Chris and I talked forever about way too many things. But it honestly might be our best episode! Tune in and see why Charles Barkley is an LGBTQIA Ally and listen to our new segment putting the High in Hypothetical!

    Show Links:

    • Clips from celebrity softball game: 
      • Hunter Pence the former Giant, officially a villain in LA
      • Bryan Cranston rung up, goes off on home plate ump
    • Braves Organist be trolling
    • Charles Barkley
      • Charles Barkley: “If you are gay or transgender, I love you. And if anybody gives you sh*t, you tell em Charles says ‘f**k you!’”
      • Charles Barkley on Bradley Beal's $251 million contract: “I love my mom, she passed away a few years ago. Every time I see one of those contracts I want to drive to the graveyard, just snatch her up & say, ‘Why couldn’t you just wait a couple more years to have me? Just a couple more years!”
    • Golf - Aussie Cam Smith wins the Open, 150th anniversary of St. Andrews. 
      • You might not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.
      • Trying to fit the Claret Jug in overhead
      • What he’s going to do to celebrate
      • Stone. Cold. 

    NOTE: Mitchell got a new mic and we finally figured out the right settings. Bear with us. Thank you!
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