Out Now with Aaron and Abe: Episode 143 - Noah



This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is a disaster…wait…no that’s not right.  This week’s episode is about a disaster of biblical proportions, as Aaron and Abe are joined by guest Laremy Legal to discuss the Darren Aronofsky epic, Noah.  Additionally, all of the regular segments are present as well, including “Know Everybody”, “Out Now Quickies”, “Movie Call Back”, “Out Now Feedback”, and Trailer Talk (Hercules and Into The Storm).  This episode actually has a different sort of structure, but still worked out to deliver the goods.

So now, if you’ve got an hour to kill…

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