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    Peace, Love, Anarchy

    en-usAugust 31, 2022
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    About this Episode

    A team of promoters set out to recreate the euphoria of Woodstock 1969 three decades later only to discover how much music and culture have changed. Two documentaries on this event (Netflix and Hulu) will be thoroughly spoiled in this episode. Also much of the content is vile and/or graphic. You’ve been warned.

    NY Post article: https://nypost.com/2022/08/27/florida-woman-tries-to-beat-dui-test-with-irish-dance/amp/

    Irish jig video: https://youtu.be/FCfbrxhfdFE

    Sylvester Stallone dog causes divorce: https://www.google.com/amp/s/wamiz.co.uk/news/42368/sylvester-stallones-wife-files-for-divorce-after-25-years-over-a-dog/amp

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