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Austin Walker and Jeff Bakalar are joining us to talk about some revolutionary new products, our relationship with technology, and ruining your shoes.*To see images from the show scroll below the chaptersCHAPTERS

(00:00:06) Intro

(00:02:52) A Podcast removed from time and space

(00:05:06) We WISH there was just a horse in a hospital

(00:06:09) Ok, so please, explain this EMF blocking and wrestling link to me...?

(00:22:29) We'll make great pets... or will we?

(00:25:08) How do we get in on the grift?

(00:28:22) Aside from ALL THAT, how's it going?

(00:28:49) Our troubled relationships in video games

(00:34:18) Time to get back on the the good EMF

(00:42:12) Nostalgia for older tech or just finding our comfort zones?

(00:49:04) From mechanical keyboards to mechanical typewriters

(00:54:04) Single use devices vs general devices vs monetization devices

(01:02:50) Wrapping up and an update on our new business venture

(01:09:38) See ya!Related Show Images:

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Remix 26

Wtf is this? On a Tuesday?! Thank you.

Incredibleplum

As an Electrical Engineer who works for a power company I am profoundly disappointed in the Human race based on the conversation in the beginning of this episode.

nextlander

You must have the REALLY good stickers! -Vinny

RonLad

It had to be posted before the 1st

Tincan1099

Surprise NBBP Drop! Loving It!

jboggess

Every permutation of Never Been cast members is perfect, but I would genuinely listen to this specific crew talk about the various woo they have encountered in scattered corners of the internet for at least a whole season's worth of shows.

Zachary Springer

Giving real Beastcast Season 1 vibes here! Powerful.

swiftdraw

The TV Station thing Vinny did seems to becoming increasingly popular. I know two people at work and another podcast/youtuber who’s done it. Now I am looking into it and running through Inspector Gadget and such on my CRT. Also, I use to be a barefoot runner as a kid, but that was because mom didn’t want me wearing out my shoes over the summer because that got expensive.