ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Eamon and Larkin review 2020. With all of its ups and downs, this year has been quite the rollercoaster ride. Our Gen V co-hosts try to summarize it as best as they can, talk about the main details and events, and discuss what 2021 might be like as we move forward into the new year. Topics include the COVID-19 pandemic, the March 2020 stock market crash and its recovery, government, the 2020 election, killer hornets, and, of course, the vaccines. The question is: Does 2020 need a vaccine itself?
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