Podcast #299: Coldplay, the Beatles, and #NeverBiden

Drunk Ex-Pastors

Christian Kingery

Religion & Spirituality, Comedy

4.7 • 566 Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2020

⏱️ 137 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of DXP we reminisce a bit about our favorite music from the '00s, and Christian floats a theory about Stones vs. Beatles fans. We then disagree pretty strongly about the best path forward for this country (as in, is refusing to vote for Biden a self-destructive idea?). We hear a caller's thoughts on the possible cause of Jason's pessimism, after which we discuss Bill Maher's recent China-shaming. Biebers involve autocorrect, Zoom meetings, and passive aggressive Facebook posts.

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0:00.0	What's up?
0:01.6	How's it going?
0:03.7	Good.
0:05.6	What are you drinking?
0:06.7	How was your weekend?
0:08.1	I asked Jason, how was weekend? How was weekend?
0:10.2	How was weekend? He goes, is it the weekend?
0:12.4	Dude.
0:12.8	So I would have, I guess that means it was good?
0:17.9	Yeah, good in the sense that it's the same as every other day, which is awesome.
0:21.9	I love this.
0:24.7	All these deaths.
0:25.7	You got your unemployment.
0:26.7	All these deaths, dude, worth it.
0:29.4	Well, yeah, they announced that on Thursday they're doing a Parks and Recreation special, you know, for COVID-19 charity.
0:37.3	Do you know about this?
0:38.0	No.
0:39.1	Yeah, it's the entire cast.
0:40.5	They're doing an episode to like, it's obviously going to be done remotely, but it's like
0:45.4	going to be a Parks and Rec episode for charity.
0:47.2	Wow.
0:48.1	Did you see any of Post Malone's Nirvana concert for charity?
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