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Join us as we dive into a whirlwind of hilarious stories and unexpected events. From debunking fake news to recounting a wild family vacation in the Smoky Mountains, this episode is packed with laughs and surprises. Ever wondered what it’s like to dine at Guy Fieri’s Downtown Flavortown or attend the Hatfield & McCoys Dinner Show? We’ve got all the juicy details!

But that’s not all. We’re also tackling some of the most bizarre news stories out there. Think anti-woke water, a nurse using a patient’s vagina as a ventriloquist dummy, and North Korea’s poop-filled balloons. These stories are as outrageous as they sound, and we’re breaking them down with our signature humor.

And if you’ve ever had a frustrating experience with McDonald’s AI-powered ordering system, you’ll definitely want to hear about the comical mishaps that have been making headlines.

This week, on an episode of the BLC Podcast, Fred, Allan, and Parker the boys are back, and better than ever. We're solving the world's mysteries and trying to find a missing leg, Fred and Allan Review Civil War II: The Movie, and The Nathan's Hotdog Conspiracy with Joey Chestnut and Kobayashi. In a sports-rific Fredline News, Fred introduces the gang to the World Freak Fight League, where little people and unlikely fighters go head-to-head in the ring. They also discuss the upcoming addition of breakdancing to the Paris 2024 Olympics and the peculiar World Gravy Wrestling Championships. All that, and so much more, only on the Black Lincoln Collective Podcast.

Fred makes a triumphant return from "open fart surgery," and the gang wastes no time diving into the chaos. From discussing Pride Month and Juneteenth to debating Abraham Lincoln's favorite dish.

In sports news, the crew delves into the controversy surrounding Caitlin Clark in the WNBA and Pat McAfee's colorful commentary. They also discuss the much-anticipated fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul, only to discover that Roy Jones Jr. might be stepping in. The discussion takes a humorous turn as they imagine an over-50 boxing league and the potential for VR boxing matches.

Tech Shits makes a return with some bizarre stories, including Ikea hiring workers for their virtual Roblox store and Elon Musk's Starlink bringing the internet to an Amazonian tribe, only to wreak havoc on their traditional way of life. The gang also shares a local story about a Girl Scout leader accused of stealing thousands of dollars from her troop, proving once again that truth is stranger than fiction.

Parker invents a new food, a dish that's as spicy as it is bland. The conversation veers into the realm of food disasters, with Parker's kids' hilarious reaction to cottage cheese.

This week, we're diving into some wild stories, stock market shenanigans, and a special guest appearance that you won't want to miss.
Fred kicks off the episode with a hilarious yet harrowing tale about his Memorial Day weekend that involves a gummy bear, a near-stroke experience, and an unforgettable ambulance ride. You'll be on the edge of your seat as Fred recounts his misadventures and the lessons he learned the hard way.
Next up, Fred shares some intriguing insights into the world of meme stocks, particularly GameStop. He delves into the speculation surrounding the company's future and the mysterious Wu-Tang Clan album that might just play a role in their next big move. If you're into stocks or just love a good conspiracy theory, this segment is for you.
But that's not all! The crew is joined by a very special guest, the actor formerly known as War Machine, Terrence Howard. Fresh off his appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast, Terrence shares his thoughts on astrophysical anomalies, black holes, and even drops some unexpected knowledge about tiny penises. It's an interview you won't want to miss.

This week, Parker and Allan are holding down the fort since Fred is late. But fear not, because they are joined by special guests George and Erick from the NC Investigates podcast. Together, they dive into the world of cryptids, paranormal investigations, and the mysterious happenings in the tri-state area of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia.

George and Eric share their latest adventures, including a thrilling Bigfoot hunt where they encountered fresh tracks and even a face-to-face sighting! They also discuss their innovative techniques for capturing evidence, from trail cams disguised as wasp nests to 3D scanning of footprints. Meanwhile, Parker laments his garden woes, suspecting a Sasquatch or a very hungry rabbit is munching on his peppers.

The conversation takes a spooky turn as they explore paranormal investigations, ghost stories, and the eerie experiences of the NC Investigates team. Erick reveals his fascination with UFOs and the recent surge of sightings in North Carolina, while George teases his upcoming book about paranormal investigators.

But it wouldn't be the BLC Podcast without some laughs and friendly competition. The crew engages in a Memorial Day trivia showdown, with Team BLC facing off against Team NCI. Who will come out on top in this battle of wits? Tune in to find out!

This week, on the 142nd edition of the Black Lincoln Collective Podcast, the unexpected becomes the norm, and the norm is anything but ordinary. We take you on a whirlwind of adventures that span from the mysterious to the downright hilarious. Witness the spectacle of the Aurora Borealis from the southern states, only to be outshone by the unexpected appearance of the Goodyear Blimp. Join the crew as they recount their attempts to chase the elusive northern lights, leading to a comedy of errors that involves midnight drives, a lost shoe's return from the ocean's depths, and the inevitable clash between celestial phenomena and inflatable advertising. But that's just the beginning. Fred shares his beach escapades during an ill-timed Bike Week, and the crew debates the controversial ruling of tacos and burritos as sandwiches. In a turn of events, the BLC podcast uncovers the decline of the infamous Yakuza, now resorting to Pokémon card heists, and mourns the loss of South Carolina's famed UFO Welcome Center.