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"Bears Want to Kill You" - w/Ethan Nicolle from Babylon Bee
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June 22, 2021
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37:07Now PlayingNOTE: Apologies for the audio in the first 30 seconds or so, we had a little Bear insurrection to deal with, but we neutralized the problem. Enjoy the show!
Bears want to kill you is not only the title of a book that Creative Director of Babylon Bee, Ethan Nicolle wrote, but it's just a scientific fact. We talk with Ethan about his book and the research that went into forming this now proven hypothesis. The conversation then shifts towards the work he does at Babylon Bee, and how the battle lines have been drawn between the Woke and non-Woke crowds. They also talk about which political party is the most gullible, and why Snopes seems to not understand satire. It was a fun episode to record, and I'm sure you'll be laughing just like the guys were when they recorded it!
Guest Bio:
Ethan Nicolle first broke into comics when he created two volumes of Chumble Spuzz for SLG Publishing in 2007 which was nominated for an Eisner Award for humor in 2009. He went on to create a web comic called Axe Cop with his little brother that became a viral sensation and went on to become an animated series on FOX and FXX. He has had multiple pitches optioned at Cartoon Network and worked as a staff writer and story editor on VeggieTales in the House at Dreamworks Animation for NetFlix, writing over 50 episodes. Nicolle has also written on other shows like Teen Titans Go! and Bunnicula. He did the book illustrations for Nick Offerman's books Gumption and Good Clean Fun.
To learn more about Ethan, visit his website
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