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One Dollar Words

One Dollar Words

By: The Sonar Network
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 Podcast interviews are way more exciting with some money where those mouths are. Host Nug Nahrgang and his guest are each given secret lists of 5 random words. During the interview, for each secret word the guest gets Nug to say, they win $1. But Nug gets $1 back for each word on his list he gets the guest to say! Will the guest win $5? Will they owe Nug $5? What the hell will this interview sound like?! Listen along as we play - ONE DOLLAR WORDS!The Sonar Network Art
Episodes
  • Kristen Da Silva

    Kristen Da Silva
    Jun 25 2025
    Actor and playwright Kristen Da Silva tries to take Nug's money! Will knowing Nug for 30+ years work in her favor? Will the words flow from Nug's mouth to her page? Or will she have writer's (talker's) block? Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/
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    47 mins
  • BEST OF ODW – Garon Cockrell

    BEST OF ODW – Garon Cockrell
    Jun 18 2025
    It's a BEST-OF EPISODE! Enjoy this re-airing of Garon Cockrell's attempt to take Nug's money! And, spoiler alert, the grand success of a sweep for one of our players! Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/
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    57 mins
  • Sam Maggs

    Sam Maggs
    Jun 11 2025
    Best-selling author, video game writer, TTRPG creator and one of the authors of the current DC Comics Pride issue Sam Maggs is here to take Nug's money! Will the pen be mightier than the words? Or will Nug out-word the wordsmith? Words? WORD! Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/
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    1 hr

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