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I'm walking the floor over you, walking the floor, I'm walking the floor, walking the floor over you.

Oh, listen, yours and Senoritos, this is Chris Shiplet and you are listening to episode

209 of your favorite podcasts, walking the floor, home to all the latest, greatest COVID

misinformation and just generally misinformed on this year's podcast. So, de-platform me, please,

so I can take a break. It's been a busy week, been doing lots of big press hustle for the

Food Fighter horror movie coming soon, Studio 666 and you may have heard Food Fighter Radio's

back on SiriusXM and this time around I did a punk rock show. So, check that out. I already got some,

I think I got more feedback on my punk rock show on like Twitter and whatnot than I have on any

other ones which I guess is maybe the people trying to tell me something. They like the punk rock more

than the classic guitar hero stuff that I did before in the glam rock and all that crap. So,

that's going on and been making the podcast rounds. I was a guest on the hard times podcast,

which if you aren't familiar with hard times, they're like a punk rock version of the onion,

super funny website, but they also have a great podcast and that was a lot of fun. We talked about all

kinds of stuff. Music and non music related. I also went and did my old pal Toby Morse from H2O's

podcast. I don't think that one's out yet, but look for it soon. It's called One Life, One Chance

and then just this morning I was on Cody Jinks podcast. He's got a podcast too called A Couple

in with Cody Jinks. I'm not sure when that one's hitting the street or maybe it'll be out by the time

I post this. So, who knows, check them out, doing the podcast rounds. Let's talk about zowns.com,

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