50th Episode Extravaganza: Top 5 episodes featuring Chad Douglas

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Written By Travis Hoffman

Welcome to the halfway point to the century mark of Wild Quincy! We bring back one of our favorite guests to co-host the episode with Chris and Travis as Chad Douglas takes the mic. With 49 episodes in the books the guys go through their own top 5 list of their favorite Wild Quincy episodes to date. What are your favorite episodes? Let us know in the comments or by emailing us at wildquincy@gmail.com.

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