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Iran II

“One thing you can’t take away… I am Iron Man.”

Kyle Olson and Rob Kubasko reach the first film in Phase 2 of the MCU: Iron Man 3, and they’re taking it apart five blue-beamed minutes at a time.

Direct from Barleycorn’s in Tigard, Oregon, on this week’s show, we hang out with our old friend Mike Mostafavi and talk about Iran. Again. Remember the good old days when all we had to talk about was the HauntaVirus and good music? We do, too. But this whole build up to another war has us exercising our inner Jane Fonda so we need to bounce this around a bit more. People: get involved. All that this week on Beer:30 Live!

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