Episode 8 with Richard Doom: Bats!

This week Stevie Foxette is joined by Richard Doom, host of Hold No Heroes (@holdnoheroes). Join them as they discuss bats, vampire hockey players, and the Vines that still haunt them.

Shoutouts:

• Institution’s Restraint Maple Brown Ale, 2019 Fall Seasonal Red IPA, and Ratched Rye Porter. http://www.institutionales.com/

• Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks: https://www.nps.gov/seki/index.htm

• Brock Berrigan: http://www.brockberrigan.com/

• Ben Lovejoy & Evgeni Malkin (warning: some medical gore): https://youtu.be/R7FwPwwDFuY?t=99

• Coffee Talk: https://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/coffee-talk/3506020

• Wirsthaus: https://www.wirtshausla.com/

• Jake Kilroy’s “Gulls”: https://medium.com/@jakekilroy/gulls-503e41beb147

• Internet Shaquille’s I’m like a bird vine: https://vine.co/v/eamLqjYLnYt

• Jamie1974 Falcon’s vine: https://vine.co/v/OMuK010W1ii

• Kinkshaming is my kink vine: https://vine.co/v/OMuK010W1ii

• What to do if you find a bat, via Bat World Sanctuary. (https://batworld.org/what-to-do-if-you-found_a_bat/)

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