• Episode 129- The Comedy Pickaxe Podcast Camping, Jesus Pokémon Go, and more!

  • Aug 28 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 48 mins
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Episode 129- The Comedy Pickaxe Podcast Camping, Jesus Pokémon Go, and more!

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  • The Comedy Pickaxe Podcast: Episode 129


    This week, the guys discuss Bijan's camping adventures and the animals that try to eat your face! Walden reveals the terrifying animals that the UK campers must fear! C-Wrench then reveals a card he was given by a god-botherer and Bijan immediately wants to collect them all; leading to us inventing Jesus Pokémon Go!

    With Walden Scott, Bijan Ranjbar, and Chris Wilson.

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