112 Combined Years of Misery In Review
Oct 1, 20251h 8m0
On this episode JP and Mike welcome Randy to the program to review all the misery the Vikings have provided over the last 56 years.
Hosted by JP McGillicuddy · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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A deep dive into the misery that is Minnesota sports fandom as told by a non-native and a life long Minnesota sports die hard. MLC will relive sports campaigns by Minnesota teams during the lifetime of devotee Mike Colosimo.
JP McGillicuddy hosts Misery Loves Company, a sports show with 13 episodes published.
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