• Episode 6 - Ludicrous and Preposterous

  • Jul 1 2021
  • Length: 53 mins
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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)

Episode 6 - Ludicrous and Preposterous

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  • B2L welcomes the Baddest Man on the Planet, "Iron" Mike Tyson. GG talks about life in high school. Former Montgomery (PA) County DA Bruce Castor is Loser of the Week. New Top 10 list featuring GG's all-time favorite stand up comics. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bound2lose/support
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The Best B2L Episode Yet

B2L seems to get better with each episode and this one is no exception. GG's portrayal of Mike Tyson literally had me rolling. It was just subtle enough so as to not be totally ridiculously outrageous. He made Mike come off as a normal and chill MFer.

GG's thoughts on current events are sensible, very much in line with my own, and practical. He balances sarcasm and seriousness perfectly.

Perhaps my favorite part of podcast were the "commercials" that were obviously the brainchild of GG. The Sierra Nevada one in particular had me rolling.

It's been a long time since episode 7 dropped and I hear he's working on continuing the podcast but that life has recently thrown him so many obstacles that he's having a hard time finding the time and money and other resources to finish a product that he can be proud off.

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