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The Crusty Crackpot Podcast

Comedy

Episode 11: NXVIM Sex Cult – What’s the craic with Allison Mack?

2018-05-17

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Sure whats the craic with Allison Mack? After our long hiatus the Crusty Crackpot is BACK! With a new fancy equipment and new fancy suits, we got ourselves a fancy new episode! This week, a very special investigative episode on the NXVIM sex cult and ongoing court case. We got kidnappings, hippy sandals, torture, feminism and waffle guru speak. Conor hit the streets of New York as Lonan and Theo manned the Crusty Crackpot Newsdesk to present you with this special bulletin: https://youtu.be/d6nKhsL6iEY Tune in to the new and improved Crusty Crackpot Podcast! Thank you!! WE LOVE YOU!!! BYe!!!!!! PS: "Craic" is Irish for fun, it's like saying what's the deal. "Craic" rhymes with "crack", which is like saying "what's that crack dealer's name again?" OK, good talk.