Hillbilly Nerd Talk
HNT 277: Bat Patrol. Gen Z Communication. iPad Kids. Pheromone Maxing. And My Sprained Ankle.
Sep 5, 202655 min
HNT 277: Bat Patrol. Gen Z Communication. iPad Kids. Pheromone Maxing. And My Sprained Ankle.
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comedy
Hosted by Hank and Petra · comedy · EN-US · 1 episodes
Educated Hillbillies discussing a wide variety of topics.
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Hillbilly Nerd Talk
HNT 277: Bat Patrol. Gen Z Communication. iPad Kids. Pheromone Maxing. And My Sprained Ankle.
Episode #276
HNT 276: Men Being Creepy. Grandparenting. Patriotism on the 4th of July in Appalachia. And AI and ChatGPT.
Hillbilly Nerd Talk
My friend’s mom is sending gift cards to a scammer. She is going to have to take her access away. She thinks she’s marrying an oil rigger Fabio. Libraries are great repositories for information and everyday items. Hank found his latest book, How to be Lucky. We have seen two movies lately, and one was even in the theater. We don’t regret seeing Disclosure Day. I really enjoyed the popcorn and blue icy. Citizen Vigilante was exactly what it promised; violence. Lots of violence. Eastern Kentucky sent all its resources to find Marley on Grayson Lake. Sadly her re...
Hillbilly Nerd Talk
My friend’s mom is sending gift cards to a scammer. She is going to have to take her access away. She thinks she’s marrying an oil rigger Fabio. Libraries are great repositories for information and everyday items. Hank found his latest book, How to be Lucky. We have seen two movies lately, and one was even in the theater. We don’t regret seeing Disclosure Day. I really enjoyed the popcorn and blue icy. Citizen Vigilante was exactly what it promised; violence. Lots of violence. Eastern Kentucky sent all its resources to find Marley on Grayson Lake. Sadly her remains have been found. We will be at the center of a true crime brouhaha.
Hillbilly Nerd Talk
<p>People drive stupidly. It angers me. So I take a pill for that. It isn’t safe to road rage right now. </p> <p>Is it just human nature to forget the bad parts of the past so we can keep having little snot goblins? It must, or we’d be extinct. I cut parents a lot of slack. I can’t relate. But they are all struggling to get their kids noses out of the iPad. Our little guy will do ANYTHING to get back on for another hour. That’s addiction. I bought the last Hellfire Club Stranger...
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