WALL•E and How It Is Still Socially Relevant Today

Update: 2019-03-26

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This week Behr and Jarod watch WALL•E, which also happens to be Jarod's favorite movie. They discuss love, social issues, and their love for animated movies.

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Theme music by Secret Crates - https://soundcloud.com/secret-crates-beatsforsalee/springtime-strollwestminster-quarters-t-m

Transition music by altitude - https://soundcloud.com/altitvde

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Introduction

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