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It's about that time again. Welcome to Dark Poutine, I am Mike Brown, your creator and host,

and with me this week, as per you, Matthew. I'm here. You are there. It's a gorgeous day.

It is beautiful today, it's nice and sunny. I think that we're going to see the cherry blossom soon.

Spring is springing. Yeah, my mom always used to say spring is sprung. The grass is

there is. I wonder where the birdies is. The views, information, and opinions expressed during the Dark Poutine podcast

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Dark Poutine is not for the faint of heart or squeamish. Our content is often intense and some

listeners may find it disturbing. We are not experts on the topics we present nor are we journalists.

We are ordinary Canadian schmucks chatting about crime and the dark side of history. Let's get to it.

Put on your tube, grab yourself a double double and an anymobar. It's time to scarf down some

dark Poutine. Now, toasted. Look at you pulling out the madman reference. Yeah. I only saw like two

of those at Pithode. Really? Yeah, because I was working in an advertising agency when it came out

and it was just a little bit too like work. Yeah, I like that show.

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