WARNING this episode deviates from our typical content, this episode includes explicit language and sexual context. If you are easily offended by such material please refrain from listening. We are back with our favorite guest, Gunnar! On this bonus we are asking and answering questions that may or may not turn dark or dirty! For the first 30 mins we are talking all things sex, so if that's not your cup of tea, skip ahead! Then we get into some very different questions that end up leading us to deciding which church we want to try next, but don't go far because Gunnar tells us how he ended up in jail!?
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