434: Science Stolen Valor- Probably Science

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4.9 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 21 September 2023

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Matt Kirshen, Andy Wood, and Jesse Case of Probably Science join gabrus to talk about stolen valor in the world of science.

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0:00.0	This is a headgum podcast.
0:11.0	What's up, shitheads?
0:12.0	Welcome back to another episode of High and Mighty.
0:15.0	It's me!
0:16.0	Oh, boy!
0:17.0	The number one, fuck boy!
0:20.0	Johnny G!
0:21.0	Then it sticks with two, three hundred and four pounds.
0:24.0	He's on creativity, folks.
0:26.0	From the South Shore of Nestor, County, Long Island.
0:30.0	It's John Gaboris.
0:32.0	All you gotta do is trust me.
0:34.0	Jackson Maine from the newest A Star Is Born.
0:37.0	A portion is healthcare.
0:39.0	All right, that's topical.
0:40.0	Also, join him in the High and Mighty studios.
0:42.0	Minerally silent co-host Arthur Gaboris.
0:44.0	Arthur, give him a shout out.
0:45.0	Arthur is a dog.
0:46.0	He's currently on the couch.
0:48.0	Unfortunately for us, he shouldn't be on the couch anymore
0:50.0	because he's getting a little incontinent.
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