Join the master podcasters for their pre-podcast meeting and of course their pre-podcast pour, (PPP). As the show is green-lighted expect to hear facts, figures, and stats or to be baffled with bullshit. You decide as you indulge yourself with your favorite pour. Speaking of favorite pours, listen in as our four professional crime fighters ( these guys should be wearing capes) enjoy their whisky while covering such topics as Mexico vs Smith and Wesson, juvenile gladiators, and the Venezuelan gang Trende de Aragua, or is it Trande de Iguana or Trande de Guano. Who the hell knows? Our boys certainly don't, but they sure know and enjoy their bourbon, and that's all you need to Enjoy the Ride.
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