[Lost Episodes] Nick Swardson

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 3 January 2025

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Here it is: the very first episode we ever released, recorded with Nick Swardson. We're coming up on 13 years, which makes these vintage. Or maybe retro. Whatever they are, I think I'm just going to start releasing them in chronological order. It's been long enough that every episode has historical value, right? Like those ancient clay tablets that are just grocery lists.

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0:00.0	The O-Line Committee podcast.
0:03.2	Sixteen years of NFL trenches experience.
0:06.2	Talking football every week.
0:08.3	What was something you had or most important to wear on game day?
0:12.0	Equiblock, they put it on the horses before they race.
0:14.1	He had to put it on with gloves.
0:15.8	I've been right, walk by and like burn the eyes.
0:18.2	Like, what is that?
0:19.3	He's got to ask, can't afford it.
0:20.5	Brother, you just walk away.
0:21.5	O-line committee podcast with Jay, the Rhino, and Mackey on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:30.0	Hello?
0:31.0	That's how Nick Eswasson.
0:32.7	Nico.
0:34.1	Are you happy boy?
0:35.8	What's happening, man?
0:37.4	Jesus. I know. Sorry. Jesus. Like my Asian gang friends. Are you happy boy? What's happening, man?
0:37.9	Jesus.
0:39.3	I know, sorry.
0:40.0	Jesus. I just got assaulted with voices.
0:43.3	I know.
0:43.8	We'll see if we can take care of that.
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