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Publisher |: Earwolf

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Comedy

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On Cracked Gets Personal, co-hosts Brandon Johnson (Rick & Morty, NTSF:SD:SUV::) and Robert Evans (Cracked Personal Experiences) ask the questions you'd be too scared to ask of sources ranging from modern-day slaves to drug-addicted doctors. Is my garbage man keeping tabs on me? What's it like to kill someone? How good is sex on heroin, really? Brandon and Robert combine compassion with comedy to serve you answers to these questions and more, from real people with unreal lives.

On Cracked Gets Personal, co-hosts Brandon Johnson (Rick Morty, NTSF:SD:SUV::) and Robert Evans (Cracked Personal Experiences) ask the questions you'd be too scared to ask of sources ranging from modern-day slaves to drug-addicted doctors. Is my garbage man keeping tabs on me? What's it like to kill someone? How good is sex on heroin, really? Brandon and Robert combine compassion with comedy to serve you answers to these questions and more, from real people with unreal lives.

People |: Robert Evans (@robertatcracked),; Brandon Johnson (@brandonjohnsn)
Premiere Date |: 2017-08-03
Frequency |: Periodic
Explicit |: No

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4 Available Episodes (4 Total) / Average duration: 00:37:40

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4 Available Episodes (4 Total)Average duration: 00:37:40

Oct 11, 2017

01:17:10

If you've seen any news reports from Vice, The New York Times, or National Geographic about the fighting against ISIS, you might imagine the work is largely due to the brave actions of a few hard-bitten square-jawed war correspondents. Those guys are important. But they don't go anywhere, or get any stories, without the help of a handful of twenty-something kids trying to pay their way through college. On the season finale of Cracked Gets Personal, Brandon Johnson and Robert Evans talk about "fixers". These young men found themselves going to school an hour away from the center of a vicious civil war. And instead of dropping out, they took on the war as a part time gig. Their stories are bizarre, baffling, often hilarious and you won't hear them anywhere but Cracked Gets Personal.

Oct 04, 2017

01:12:11

What is it like to kill a person? When you meet a soldier or a police officer who's seen some shit, that question at least crosses your mind. But it's also something you're unlikely to ask. There's no real polite way to bring it up. So on today's episode of Cracked Gets Personal, Robert Evans and Brandon Johnson ask three sources that question so you don't have to. We talk to a former Navy SEAL sniper, a man who helped organize drone strikes, and a current doctor and former soldier who stabbed a man in the head with a damn knife. If you want to know what Hollywood gets wrong about killing, how it really feels and so much more, listen on.

Aug 03, 2017

00:00:53

Subscribe now to Cracked Gets Personal; the first two episodes drop 8/16!

Jul 02, 1970

00:00:29

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Oct 11 | 01:17:10

Behind Every War News Story is a 20-Something College Kid (S1E10)

Oct 04 | 01:12:11

My Job Was Killing People: 3 Soldiers Tell Us Everything (S1E9)

Aug 03 | 00:00:53

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