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1:34:42Now PlayingAdam welcomes DFG back to the podcast right at the top of the show for a round of ‘JV or All Balls’. The guys also listen to a clip from an upcoming episode of Reasonable Doubt with Mark Geragos, where Adam rants about his ongoing odyssey with the city. Up next, filmmakers Eric Vaughan and Patrick Lovell join the podcast, and Adam chats with them about losing their jobs during the 2008 Financial Crisis. Eric and Patrick then talk about the 6-part docuseries they made about their experience, and they reveal some of the shocking facts they learned about the intentional deception that destroyed so many lives. Before the break, everyone discusses the importance of educating yourself beyond just common knowledge.
At the top of Part 2, Gina reads a news story about politician Herman Cain dying from COVID-19, which leads Adam to talk about his upcoming trip to Texas, and his thoughts on possible vaccines. The guys also watch a clip of Adam testing out his race car for next week’s big race, and they discuss the small earthquake that happened at 4:30am this morning. As the show wraps up, Gina talks about Joe Rogan moving to Texas, and Adam and Shek bring today’s Good Sports!
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