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In a pickle with Gene Moore

In a pickle with Gene Moore

By: Gene Moore
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 Are you starting to hate the world? Do people constantly test your patience? Were you kind of disappointed when Covid didn’t kill off humanity? If you answered yes to these questions then this is the podcast for you! Join me for my weekly comedy podcast where I explore current events and have candid conversations from the point of view from a working class guy who’s fed up. The world is in a pickle and we should all be talking about it together.Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved
Episodes
  • Waiting on Barney Frank

    Waiting on Barney Frank
    Aug 12 2023

    Gene talks about the big Alabama dock chair fight, waiting on Barney Frank and safe places to live to avoid aliens. Gene also announces his friend of the week, Hien Vu.

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    51 mins
  • Shopping with Karens

    Shopping with Karens
    Aug 5 2023

    In this episode Gene talks about his new career opportunities if his comedy career doesn’t work out. He discusses how God talks to him. Gene asks the question, “why are people throwing things at celebrities?” This weeks friend of the week is Curtis Holloman. And the nobody’s talking about it segment is fake immigration crab.

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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Ambrosia Salad

    Ambrosia Salad
    Jul 28 2023

    In this episode Gene talks about Jason Aldean and how tries it in a ball gown. He also announces his friend of the week Danielle “Diva” Williams and how the Phoenix community rallied to her cause. Gene also discusses what it would take to be a Trump supporter. He also talks about how he became his grandfathers wingman and the terrible car accident at 7 years old.

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    1 hr and 8 mins
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