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26th April 2018 - Ruthie. Me and My Dad. Should we cut old folk who display mild racism/sexism a little slack, who was worse, Hitler or Stalin, the dangers of binge watching TV series, and musically, the relative merits of Lil Dicky and Oscar Brown Jr....

2018-04-26

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Episode 12 of the unique father-and-daughter podcast gets a generation gap take on a variety of topics; should we cut old folk who display mild racism/sexism a little slack, who was worse, Hitler or Stalin, the dangers of binge watching TV series, and musically, the relative merits of Lil Dicky and Oscar Brown Jr.