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Raving around the flats to 90's dance and fighting Mike Tyson

Season 1, Ep. 7

Eric and Willa go wild in their first solo podcast of the series. In this episode, they chat about Willa's move into boxing MCing and why he'd be useless as a boxer. Eric professes his love for the 90's rave scene in Dublin and the look at some listener questions that came in over the past few weeks.

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