• I Capture The Podcast Episode 19: Presidents of the United States of America

  • Sep 4 2020
  • Length: 57 mins
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I Capture The Podcast Episode 19: Presidents of the United States of America

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  • With 48 hours notice, the guys pivot hard, avoiding a lump in the road in their dune buggy, getting over the fear that they're not going to make it, and then relaxing together near the back porch of Nathan's house. While discussing The President's of the United States of America, they ask the hard hitting questions like Were PUSA a comedy band? Did grunge lie to us about the demeanor of Seattleites? And is Body the least sexy sexiest song ever? Tune in this week to find out the answers to all these questions, and a bunch more you didn't ask.

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