Chris Eaton
The Fatman Nation
Chris Eaton from iBall Pythons discusses all things ball pythons.. and pretty much all things not ball pythons too.
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2. Mai 2025
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SATFM - Episode 4 - Mike Wilbanks from Constrictors Unlimited 09.01.2017 1:37:14
Mike Wilbanks from Constrictors Unlimited talks about the state of the market. Special Guests: Chad Hulker. Some cool music.... Oh and Chris worries he might be homophobic! Possible new segment... Bi-Weekly Time Wasters of the Month Hope you enjoy it guys! Chris
SATFM - Episode 3.5 26.12.2016 26:01
Chris discusses Rogue 1, touches on WestWorld, and discusses losing $150,000 at the start of iBalls... and more cool music!
SATFM Episode 3 - Ozzy from Ozzy Boids! 09.12.2016 1:19:45
Chris talks to the Ozman, discusses John Glen, Cocksucking Time Wasters and White Trash! Plus an old tune comes back to haunt him.
SATFM Episode 2.5 02.12.2016 26:31
Chris rants about assholes in the hobby, tells some funny stories and plays some kick ass music!
SATFM Episode 2 - Justin Kobylka 10.11.2016 1:21:24
Tinley Park, Drunk Assholes, Fuzz Huzzi, and the GA Livin', Far East Travelin' Chinese Baby Adoptin', Ball Python' Breedin' Justin Kobylka discusses some future plans, how the business' best days are still in front of us, and some personal stories of him and the fatman! Oh and just some Steel Fuckin' Panther for your listening pleasure!
SATFM Episode 1 - Ralph Davis 10.10.2016 1:06:01
Chris sits down with Ralph Davis and discusses the current market as well as the hey day of the business. Ralph opens up personally. A botched SATFM jingle.
Snakes and the Fat Man Preview - Episode 0 27.09.2016 7:50
Just a preview of things to come...
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