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Meet Write-In Candidate for Governor, Jared Budlong
Samantha Simmons interviews write-in gubernatorial candidate, Jared Budlong.
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Making It Home
On the morning of August 20, in Bay Minette, Alabama, the younger brother of one of my high school classmates was pulled over for a broken taillight. Somehow, as a result of the sequence of events that followed, OJ French did not make it home.
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Taking It Down Podcast 53 – Disney News, The Challenge, and Our Favorites of Christmas
Blaine, Adam, and Donovan are back, and they get off to a rollicking start by taking down the year that almost is in college football, particularly the LSU at Florida game that created more questions than it answered (1:04). From there, it’s a scathing review from two out of three of the crew about ESPN’s…
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Taking It Down Podcast 52 – Reactions to Some TV News and Black Narcissus on FX
Taking It Down this week covers topics far and wide! In the first segment, the group gives out some short takes with answers to these questions: why isn’t COVID in the list of Grammy nominations (1:26); what was it like for Saban to watch the Iron Bowl rather than coach it (1:47); why does CBS…
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Taking It Down Podcast 51 – Favorite Thanksgiving Moments in Pop Culture and The Queen’s Gambit
Grab your pumpkin pie and your ear buds because Taking It Down is back this week, and as usual, everyone wants to talk about the never-ending COVID-19 news (1:25). It was a good week for music, and not just that new War on Drugs live album as Adam helps to point out (2:19). The guys…
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OLIU’S OUTLOOK: I GUESS WE ARE DOING THE THING
Ahoy mateys! Welcome aboard the massive pirate ship that is COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2020 where it may or may not be sinking and the majority of people on it have a debilitating disease caused by a lack of foresight and or vitamin C but we OUT HERE SALIVATING like our tongues aren’t scorbutic because COLLEGE FOOTBALL…
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The Alabama Take Podcast – Episode 41 – Hunter Murphy
I met Hunter Murphy during our Senior year in High School. We became friends quickly, played in a band for a few months and then went our separate ways when college started. Years later, I found him online and realized he had just published his first book called “Imogene in New Orleans” in 2014. He…

