Episode 5 - Nobody Gets on the Trains
1h 35m
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Jokes!
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Josh and Eric reflect on and discuss the great Jackie Kashian's terrified and inspiring take on the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Ms. Kashian's long and anxious tapestry of political-moral collapse in America serves as a powerful example of how comedians are not to be discounted in their delivery of the unvarnished truth and, often, harbingers of worry if not doom. But not before the Jokes! crew makes a butt joke or two.
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Episode 5 - Nobody Gets on the Trains
Josh and Eric reflect on and discuss the great Jackie Kashian's terrified and inspiring take on the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Ms. Kashian's long and anxious tapestry of political-moral collapse in America serves as a powerful example of how comedians are not to be discounted in their delivery of the unvarnished truth and, often, harbingers of worry if not doom. But not before the Jokes! crew makes a butt joke or two.