Ep 201 // Biden’s Rescue Plan & Trump’s 2nd Impeachment Trial / ‘Soul’
J. McVay and Joe Virgillito discuss both the rescue plan Joe Biden has laid out for America to combat the various crises we still face and the 2nd impeachment trial for former president Donald Trump, which began this week.
Later in the show, J. McVay and Charles Hinshaw discuss, ‘Soul,’ the latest animated film from Disney/Pixar.
Plus music from artists Thick and Bruisey Peets, both recorded exclusively for BTRtoday, toward the end of the show.
Episode Credits:
- Producer/Host: J. McVay
- Associate Producer: Joe Virgillito
- Contributor on Movies: Charles Hinshaw
- Composer/Editor: Hansdale Hsu
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