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Episode 249 – Ramjack and the Cranberry Quest
Brad Cupples | 12. December, 2015
Happy Holidayzzzzz this is our supersized Post-Thanksgiving Special. The Wonderful Bailiff: Jon Pernisek joins us to discuss Holidays and lackluster parades, play a round of “How Does it End’, and clear a lengthy docket of important cases. We discuss He-Man and She-Ra: A Christmas Special as well as some truly amazing and often snifferific commercials.
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Listen to Episode 249 – 03:14:21
Episode 205 – The Woeful Webinar of Ramjack: An E-Learning Opportunity in Twelve Micropayments
Brad Cupples | 5. December, 2014
We discuss Thanksgiving/Black Friday Shenanigans. Brad meets a completely real magical secret monk. Alex watches a hacker hack in realtime. We play a holiday themed HumGayGhost and help some Mormons with their insane Mormon problems. The ABC Family film “Holidaze” shows us the value of small-town garbage America.
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Where are plotting to fix Thanksgiving and Black Friday for 2015.
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Listen to Episode 205 – 2:56:11
Ramjack and the Giblets of Yesteryear – Episode 46
Brad Cupples | 21. December, 2010
It’s a Holiday Smorgasboard Ramjack Extravaganza! We talk about Thanksgiving shenanigans and jump full force into the Yule season.
We go 80’s christmas crazy as we watch Muppet Family Christmas to learn how to be a lousy selfish friend, take a dark turn with the Junkyard gang in Fat Albert’s Christmas, A Mouse a Mystery and Me gives us the Christmas Mystery we’ve all been waiting for, and Chrismas Eve on Sesame Street teaches us the thrifty resourcefulness of the local Jewish Merchant.