The Tom Barnard Podcast Tom Barnard

You've just found a map that leads you to 28 billion dollars in gold buried in a mountain.  Great, right?  Sure.  If you can find it.  Might take a while to dig the entire mountain up.  Also, you may get murdered at some point, so you've got your work cut out for you.  But dodging assassins and digging trillions of pounds of dirt is nothing compared to having an overbearing mother.  At least according to Prince Harry.

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If you are trying to stay sober what should you avoid? New Orleans! And one of us didn't! Enjoy episode 87, and click on the email link to reach us at moonpjuggandhobbs.com
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Celebrities are known for many things.  One of those things is a cloud of sycophants that surrounds them constantly, even online.  Tim recently had to re-learn this lesson involuntarily after offering some mild criticism about a celebrity's whining.  Perhaps being exposed to this behavior is what prompted us to basically crap on celebrities the entire episode.  Also laptops.  Why are they so bad?
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Now that the Vikings are out of the playoffs, how do we manage to eke some joy out of a sport we no longer have any stake in?  By making fun of the teams that remain, of course.  There's no shortage of football players you can mock, no matter how many teams get eliminated.
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We start the year off with an interview with Jay Ernest. Jay is a professional musician who has toured all over the world and sounds suspiciously like Dan Akroyd.  Jay and his partner wrote a musical around Johnny Cash's famous 1968 concert in Folsom called "Folsom Prison Experience." Along the way he talks about performing for thousands of screaming teen-age girls in the interior of China. Tom and Mike add to the cheer with stories of the death of friends and disfigurement from not following basic mower safety. Here is a link to upcoming shows: https://folsomprisonexperience.com/shows
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Are you a trusting person?  Most people start out that way.  Mistrust is learned, not innate.  Some people, like Jeffrey, learn it earlier than others.  Not to say that he's not a trusting person, but there's a difference between trust and naivete.  One gets you a lifelong friend, the other gets you fleeced for everything you're worth.  That's why trust is in fact a double-edged sword.
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