Matt Rogers

comedian and co-host of the podcast Las Culturistas

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Comedian Matt Rogers has created a satire of the celebrity Christmas album called “Have You Heard of Christmas?” He’s best known as the co-host of the podcast “Las Culturistas.”

Comedian Matt Rogers pokes fun at Christmas albums and capitalism

Comedian Matt Rogers has created a satire of the celebrity Christmas album called “Have You Heard of Christmas?” He’s best known as the co-host of the podcast “Las Culturistas.”

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