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Podcast: "I Feel Snitty," Episode 9: "Don't Hate On SharpieGate" is now available!

The latest episode of my podcast (I Feel Snitty), "Don't Hate On SharpieGate," is now available. To listen to it, just go to this link: https://ifeelsnitty.podbean.com/e/dont-hate-on-sharpiegate/

Here's a brief description of the episode:

Remember that time a grade school geography classmate of yours incorrectly identified Texas as Hawaii on a U.S. map test and then brought it back up to the teacher after he wrote "Hawaii" over "Texas" in a sharpie, claiming he was right all along? No? Me neither - well, not until this past week, when the so-called "President" of the United States - Donald Trump - did just that. In this episode, I rehash the ridiculousness of SharpieGate and then poke fun of the geography class flunky in the Oval Office via a Pop Quiz, Psychic Hotline, Top Ten List, and Satirical Forecast. Wanna know what Trump may do next in his never-ending mission to prove he wasn't wrong about Alabama getting struck by Hurricane Dorian? Want to hear what the top ten reasons are for Donald Trump to use a sharpie? Wanna hear what Drumpf's forecast might be if he were a meteorologist? If you answered yes, maybe, or bite me to any of these questions, be sure to check out this episode!

To listen to any of my other episodes, just go here: https://ifeelsnitty.podbean.com/
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