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Armchair Adventurer episodes
- Rock Stack in the Outback - Uluru
Folks, please forgive us for butchering the pronunciation on this one. Also, I encourage you to look at pictures of this place if you've never seen it.
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24 min - Big Bad Barrels by Buffalo - The Love Canal Disaster
Folks, sorry for the wait. Dan was on jihad. That's the best I can give you. I know Buffalo is pretty far from where this happened but you do what you can in the game of alliteration.
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25 min - The Hullabaloo in Rural Peru - The Nazca Lines
Folks, apologies for the late upload. Dan Gavin begged and pleaded me not to release on time because he wanted to play "hard to get." I don't understand it any more than you do but hopefully this ep will calm your nerves.
Intro music is What's Golden by Jurassic 5
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29 min - Commotion in the Ocean - The Bikini Atoll
Folks, if you read the description of the last episode, you already know I'm a liar. Life got in the way so I uploaded the episode when I could. This week, resident nuclear weapons expert Dan Gavin and I look at the beautiful islands in the Pacific that the United States decided to destroy forever.
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26 min - America's Stonehenge - The Georgia Guidestones
Well folks, you've been calling and emailing me non-stop asking when that first episode is coming out. It's finally here. Dan and I are recording this from about 1,000 miles apart so we've had to do some black magic to get this audio working. As a result, there are some small audio issues but nothing that should be distracting.
This first episode is a short one, the next episode that I mention in this episode will be coming out tomorrow, Tuesday the 18th of June.
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About Armchair Adventurer
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A podcast built on points of geographic interest that expanded into just general points of interest.