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Episode 31

Episode 31 ★ Growing Pains

Episode 31 ★ Growing Pains

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Show Notes

Welcome back Bowlers! In this episode we battled technical difficulties, as the ISO board was outputting thru our headphones but *NOT* into the main mix 😫 We have smoothed out the roughest parts, cleaned up the intro and we present episode 31 to you mostly as broadcast, with the beautiful little errors and all! This episode we talked a little bit about Missouri's Castle Doctrine self defense laws as relates to the McCloskey case in St. Louis, we ponder CBD products and their legality and efficacy, and Laurien informs us that THC can be detected in semen.

We will be back with a bonus episode on Friday, 7/24 at 10 pm CST!

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