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Welcome to Meat-Eater Trivia. Meat-Eater podcast. Yeah. smell us now lady welcome to meat eater trivia meat eater podcast welcome to meat eater radio live it's 11 Welcome to Me Deeder Radio Live.

It's 11 a.m. Mountain Time.

That's noon o'clock for our friends in Madison, Wisconsin on Thursday, September 25th.

And we're live from Me Deeter H.Q. and Bozeman.

I'm your host, Spencer, joined today by Randall and Max.

On today's show, we'll interview taxidermy historian Brandt McDuff.

Then we have a hot tip-off, followed by a review of the 2010 documentary Elephant in the Living Room.

And finally, we'll interview the organizers of the 2025 Sasquatch Calling Contest. First off, we have some plugs to get to. Randall,

take it away. Well, first of all, I want to wish a very happy vacation to our friend Mogore.

Happy vacation. Happy vacation, Moor. Hope it's a good one. You deserve it. Now, on to serious business. Meat

Eater is headed south for the holidays.

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