A League Of Their Own Dilemma WITH GUESTS KAYLA EWELL AND CANDICE KING

The Big Ones

Maria Blasucci and Amanda Lund

Society & Culture, Comedy, Places & Travel

5 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 9 March 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

This week, Kayla Ewell and Candice King stop by to discuss a moral dilemma from the classic movie A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN. Would you drop the game winning ball to let your sister's team win?

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0:00.0	And here is production.
0:04.0	Would I kill my own baby to save a villain?
0:08.0	Would I go back in time and kill him?
0:10.0	Would I take the promotion at work with strings attached?
0:13.0	Would I eat muffins for the rest of my life?
0:15.0	If it meant I didn't have to go to school.
0:17.0	Would I have Satan's child?
0:21.0	The big ones!
0:31.0	Hi everybody and welcome to...
0:33.0	The big ones!
0:35.0	Eat, I'm Maria and I'm Amanda.
0:38.0	Each week we discuss new ethical questions
0:40.0	ranging from historical decisions to relationship problems
0:43.0	to brain-busting moral choices.
0:46.0	The questions can be complicated to discuss
0:48.0	but they're always fun to talk about
0:50.0	because they force you to look deep, deep, deep
0:52.0	within side yourself.
0:54.0	Well you like what you see?
0:56.0	Candice and Kayla.
0:58.0	Oh gosh, I don't know.
1:00.0	Are we gonna like what we see?
	...

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