ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Trailer Fire, Travis talks about the surreal experience of opening for comedy legend Mark Normand, why the internet ruined arguments, and the origin story behind the podcasts name-- yes, it involves an actual trailer fire. Plus, a deep dive into the short lived high school rock band that never played a single show but somehow still has an album photo.
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