Better To Be Wrong Than Lying

By: Avoidohio Gracie + Casey McGuire and John Watson
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  • Now in Season 2! Every Tuesday, tipsy half-wits attempt to whole-ass their way through controversial ideas that should’ve been left to credible experts, researchers, and sponsors. Will these purveyors of misinformation break new intellectual ground? Or will they just end up on another FBI watchlist? They're probably wrong, but at least they're not lying. Instagram: Gracie @gracieinunioncounty Josh @avoidohio John's Dogs @arya.n.thibs Casey - Nothing
    Avoidohio, Gracie + Casey McGuire, and John Watson
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Episodes
  • #34. John Abandoned a Zombie in NYC

    #34. John Abandoned a Zombie in NYC
    Oct 29 2024

    Our first halloween episode aired a year ago (episode 3: Everyone Died in Dingess). In that episode, we told true scary stories. This year, we're continuing the tradition! John Watson tells us about a zombie man in NYC at 5am. Josh tries to help a mother and her hungry children. Casey tries to not end up a victim on the news.

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    35 mins
  • #33. Gracie is having her LAST Child!

    #33. Gracie is having her LAST Child!
    Oct 8 2024

    Well, the McGuires have gone and done it again. Gracie thinks she's had enough babies, and wants to get the tubes tied, but Josh thinks messing with anything reproductive leads to all kinds of bad side effects.

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    45 mins
  • #32. Shoot'in Stories

    #32. Shoot'in Stories
    Aug 13 2024

    The gang enjoys some drinks and laughs over sharing stories about shootings in Harlem NYC, and Indian Trail.

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    28 mins

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