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The Nyrdcast Podcast Episode 21: Bent With Tape on It

The podcast is now of legal drinking age.

The guys start off by talking about their bucket list vacation spots.  The talk then moves to the appeal of Las Vegas, which Steve visits frequently, along with explaining the Bunny Ranch to Lori.

The topic then shifts to bucket list concerts and talk about a few that they have seen.

They then review some movies, including a few ESPN 30 for 30s.  They touch on a few Hollywood films, then breakdown Jessica Jones.  Matt also questions what is going on in the World of Warcraft movie preview.

Next is a discussion around workout music.  They end with the best and worst endings to TV shows.

The music is supplied by Walkman; he let us use Dash.  You can find him at Music Page, Reverb Nation, Twitter, and YouTube.

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