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In this all new episode of My Unlikely Friends with Big Tim Murphy, Uncle Tim talks to his new internet friend from TiKTok Shameless Grace! You can check out Shameless Grace on TikTok at this link!
In this episode they discuss using humor to deal with trauma, consent, being a responsible dom, living in the pacific northwest, serving in the Army, being stationed at Fort Bragg, Cake By The Ocean String Quartet Cover, dealing with racists on Juneteenth, salting tap water, detached feet found in the wild, and much more!

In this bonus rant from Big Tim Murphy, Uncle Big Tim wants to sit you down and talk to you about our American gun culture and how it has gotten to an untenable point thanks largely to systemic and societal racism, increasing classism, late stage capitalism, and other reasons. 

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In this episode of My Unlikely Friends with Big Tim Murphy, Tim talks to his unlikely friend Brendan O'Connor, host of "Restaurants on the Radar" on Hearst's Very Local, co-host of "Bungalower and The Bus" on Real Radio 104.1 FM, and co-author of "100 Things to do in Orlando Before You Die."  
They talk about living in social boxes, being a book reader in high school, being an exchange student in Turkey, living in a steel town, Haiti paying France for their own freedom, the scourge of greedy real estate developers, hosting a weekly drag bingo show at Tactical Brewing Co., monogamy, Richard Branson, building generational wealth, building trust within communities, the Chick Fil A thing and ethical consumption under capitalism, and more!
Check out Bungalower online here!

Uncle Big Tim Murphy has a message for everyone regarding his immediate podcast future and what he may or may not have planned.
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Uncle Tim is back with This Week In Chicken Sandwiches, and he is joined by co-host Shaan Ware and guest Alex Steed from the YOU ARE GOOD podcast, and the trio discuss Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, movies enhanced by drugs, Pierce Brosnan, James Bond movies, streaming services with ads, watching old tv commercials, cellphone evolution, Central Florida population growth & The Villages, California conservatives moving to Tennessee, "Jungle of Snakes" by James Arnold, "The Great Leader" by Jim Harrison, Carl Hiaasen books, Elmore Leonard novels, partying in Melbourne, Florida, the 2001 movie Bandits, bonding over criminal relatives, and much more!

It was just before the November 2020 election when Tim Murphy tried a new idea, which we all now know as Radicalizing Rednecks. Here is a re-release of their first episode. Enjoy!