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Belle & Dubs Season 1 Promo
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Deprogrammed: Before After the Fact #62 - Redemption?
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Scott Clevenger
Scott coined the phrase, “Smooth move, Exlax.” in 5th grade. He thought he attained stardom when he heard the janitor on the TV show Night Court utter the phrase. After an unsuccessful campaign to get a writers credit on the show, he added, “Keep the change,” to the popular one liner tacking on a fart noise for good measure. While performing the line at lunch one fateful day, he thought it would be a good idea to squeeze out real, glorious fart. Straining to eek out a squeaker, his move was not so smooth.
Scott voices various characters in season 3 of Belle and Dubs, and is a writer/producer of Lost Santos, a Belle and Dubs spin-off.
Belle and Dubs
subscribe Apple Anchor Spotify Rss Belle and Dubs in the Morning is a serial comedy podcast which follows the misadventures of two less-than-stellar radio show hosts in the Grand Theft Auto universe. Three seasons currently available. if you want to be a voice on season 4, call us and audition with some wacky voices. about belle & dubs Belle and Dubs started their radio careers together in the 90s when they […]
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subscribe Apple Spotify Anchor Rss Patreon Host Justin Wilson gathers a panel to discuss bands and weigh out their discography in order to create a top ten starter kit for someone looking for new music. WARNING: Your favorite song may not make our list. Scroll down to see our recent episodes. Each show page contains the podcast, a spotify list so you can play the tunes, and the guests for […]
Zib’s Misadventures in Spaaaaaace!
It's 2220. The future is just as stupid as today, but with space travel. Our two-co-captains serve on the barely spaceworthy ship Zib, a surveyor vessel that locates valuable materials for mining and claims them for Earth. Our not-so-intrepid crewmembers find themselves in ridiculous situations and often have no idea WTF they're doing, even when they think they do. We never said they were heroes.