Show Notes
March has gone out like a lamb (hopefully), and April is here to bring in all the angels and demons! Erika and Paul kick off the month with a discussion of Kevin Smith’s 1999 comedy Dogma, a movie that has a lot of stars, a lot of ideas, and one sh*t demon. That Aged Well is brought to you by Quince! Shop in April for 365-day returns and free shipping!
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