#76 Hanging Out with Drew from You’re Missen the Point Podcast

Iowa Talk Guys Podcast

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On this week’s show, the Talk Guys go transcontinental for the first time to hang out with Drew Missen from the You’re Missen the Point Podcast out of Victoria, Australia. The Talk Guys start off with a discussion about the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) and how it’s possibly a Trojan horse for the UN to make land grabs in sovereign nations, but end up talking about a whole lot more than just UNDRIP. The conversation goes from the royal family to rocket launcher drone dogs, trans-humanism and black magic, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, COVID lockdowns in Australia, the war in Ukraine, and much more! Drew also answers some questions for these ignorant Iowa boys, and clears up some misconceptions that Americans have about that great southern land called Australia. This conversation is jam packed and full of knowledge, and we had a great time making this show with Drew! We hope you all enjoy it as well!

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