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What The Frick?!

What The Frick?!

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 The introductory podcast episode of "What The Frick!" series, hosted by Jimmy Kimmi Jim Jam Flim Flam bakalaka muck flight moo cocoon LA LA dee da doo di Tika Maka Ling Lang skifinski from SSP Production, sets the tone for the upcoming adventures that aim to uncover the bizarre, funny, and confounding aspects of the world today. Emphasizing that the podcast offers more than entertainment, it’s a show of inquiry and analysis where listeners will explore bewildering facts and incidents, questioning why and how they're happening. The host invites listeners to actively engage and provide feedback, promising a mix of humor, knowledge, and confusion while urging them to remain curious and continue exploring the weirdness around them.Copyright Podcraftr Social Sciences
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    Sep 17 2024
    The introductory podcast episode of "What The Frick!" series, hosted by Jimmy Kimmi Jim Jam Flim Flam bakalaka muck flight moo cocoon LA LA dee da doo di Tika Maka Ling Lang skifinski from SSP Production, sets the tone for the upcoming adventures that aim to uncover the bizarre, funny, and confounding aspects of the world today. Emphasizing that the podcast offers more than entertainment, it’s a show of inquiry and analysis where listeners will explore bewildering facts and incidents, questioning why and how they're happening. The host invites listeners to actively engage and provide feedback, promising a mix of humor, knowledge, and confusion while urging them to remain curious and continue exploring the weirdness around them.
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