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Greetings, morons! In this episode, the world renowned historian Kev gives his opinion regarding the backlash against the future proposed HBO TV show 'Confederate,' by the showrunners of 'Game of Thrones.' Spoiler alert, Kev thinks the backlash is dumb. But WHY???????

I suppose you'll have to listen to find out. WHAT A CLIFFHANGER.

What is going on humanoids! On this here episode of the IDKFA wrestling podcast (recorded July 15th), Kev, Corey and Jordan go to an NXT Live house show at the Moda Center in Portland... but that's not all. Accompanying them are Alena and Ashley, two young millennials who don't watch wrestling and don't know the first thing about wrestling. So before the show we did a little podcast about this mysterious thing called pro wrestling. We talk about adult wrestling fans, Roman gladiators, music DJs, and how Hulk Hogan is just like Michael Jordan. Enjoy it, kiddos!

(Also, for various reasons mostly having to do with the Kevster's incompetence, the audio quality on this show is very spotty. Basically a really loud guy and a really quiet guy were sharing a mic, and that was hard to compensate for. Sorry about that. I'll do better.)

What's up, kiddos! On this episode Josh, Kev and Fabian are well into hour two of a PUI recording sessions. Beverages were enjoyed, and perhaps slightly abused. Basically what I'm saying is, the beverages are currently in court and a lawyer is asking them to show him on the doll where the bad men hurt them.

But somehow, someway, we recorded a halfway coherent episode in the midst of all this debauchery. On this episode we talk about generational change, Portland's ZOMG RACIST! culturally appropriating burrito cart, health care, Evergreen State College and their wacky student union, and Josh even gets a Trump rant in.

Enjoy it, kids!

Hidey-Ho, boys and girls!

On this episode, Josh, Kev, and Fabian discuss Trump's Wrestlemania CNN tweet, free speech issues (mostly centered upon this concept: "When you tell someone to do something, who is to blame? And what constitutes 'telling' someone to do something?"), including Trump and the girl who convinced her boyfriend to commit suicide, and finally the Portland stabbing attack on the max train in this city.

I would say enjoy like I usually do, but this sounds like it was a pretty dark episode. So, um... enjoy, I guess?