Episode 1037: Colony House

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Christianity, Entertainment News, News, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

4.6 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 27 January 2023

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Caleb Chapman from Colony House joins us to talk about their new album "Cannonballers". The cast talks about why security had to be called when Cameron went to the Magic game recently, how a priest died and said that pop music was being used for torture, the fact that A.I. passed the Bar Exam, and some new music you're going to want to hear! Be sure to stick around for some hilarious feedback at the end!

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0:00.0	This episode was 1037 and it's a relevant podcast.
0:25.4	Here are Orlando on your host, Cameron Strife, and joining me from LoverLamber, Genius,
0:30.4	Jessie Carey.
0:31.4	Hello, hello.
0:32.4	From National Tennessee, artist, producer, mogul, Derek Miner.
0:36.1	What's happening?
0:37.1	And joining us today, Jamie is out.
0:39.2	So joining us today are very, you know, downtown Emily Brown.
0:41.7	I believe today you're in Houston.
0:43.8	Is that right?
0:44.8	Yes, I am, hey, all.
0:46.6	Did you already get kicked out of Nashville?
0:48.2	I did.
0:49.2	They said it's been too long.
0:51.2	It's like a week and a half.
0:52.7	You've reached your max.
0:53.7	They deported you from a city.
0:56.5	I saw a juggle in a pedal tavern.
0:58.9	I was like, dang, I thought that was the initiation and then apparently you get booted.
1:03.0	She over Nashville, Nashville.
1:04.8	She went to the app.
1:06.3	No, my best friend is getting married in Houston tomorrow.
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