Episode 902 - They Might Be Giants
Episode Date: March 28, 2018John Flansburgh and John Linnell tell Marc the unlikely story of how a couple high school friends became a two-man band at the height of the New Wave...
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1110 episodes transcribedJohn Flansburgh and John Linnell tell Marc the unlikely story of how a couple high school friends became a two-man band at the height of the New Wave...
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