Episode #26
The Woodstock Revival
Aug 5, 202056 minS0
Adam and Chet look back on the multiple attempts to revive the Woodstock festival in the '90s and their horrifying legacy
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Were the '90s really as great as we sometimes make them out to be? Not really! On this weekly podcast, comedians Adam Tod Brown and Chet Wild explore all the assorted awfulness the 1990s had to offer!
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