It seems like when an Ear Biscuit guest says they were raised in a Christian family, you often quickly change the subject or make light of it. This seems to differ from when Biscuit guests say they were raised in a different religion and you ask probing questions about that belief system, how it affected their growing up years, and if they maintained the same faith or went their own way. Anyway, just my observation, but I could be wrong.

I love how Link sometimes unintentionally reinvents the English language! :D

Malaria, lol! I really enjoy the personal stories at the beginning of these older Biscuits :)

You guys try so hard to pull stuff out of these people

Iman Crosson, known to his fans and followers as Alphacat, sits down with Rhett & Link to discuss his recently found fame on Vine (2.4 million followers), how his Barack Obama impersonation led to an invite to Aretha Franklin's birthday party, and why a previous relationship on YouTube has prompted him to keep his personal relationships private in the future. 

Ep. 20 Alphacat - Ear Biscuits

Join Rhett and Link, hosts of the popular daily YouTube show Good Mythical Morning and authors of the New York Times bestseller “Book of Mythicality” in a candid weekly conversation for your Internetainment

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