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Flags and High Fives: A podcast retrospective
By Arvin and BenSociety & Culture
Flags and High Fives: A podcast retrospective episodes
- S2E3: Arvin and Ben Really Write a SongArvin and Ben brush themselves off and take another stab at making a song.37 min
- S2E2: Arvin and Ben Write a SongArvin and Ben continue their new adventure by learning how to write a song22 min
- S2E1: Arvin and Ben Mix CocktailsArvin and Ben kick off their new adventure by going to their friends house to learn how to mix cocktails.25 min
- Season Two TrailerI know it’s been a long time off, but rest assured, we’ve been hard at work making something totally new for Season Two! You can trust us because that rhymed.3 min
- Episode Eight: Rose, bud, thornArvin and Ben put an end to season one of Flags and High Fives by completing their journey into the past.26 min
- Episode Seven: Viewers choiceArvin and Ben talk about what it takes to put together an episode of Flags and High Fives.23 min
- Episode Six: The other sideArvin and Ben talk to three original fans of Wii like to podcast to find out the truth of what made it a success. Special thanks to Taylor, Jim, and Chris.38 min
- Episode Five: What If?Arvin and Ben make wild speculations about what Wii like to podcast might have been had it continued.25 min
- Episode Four: Ode to a ModeratorArvin and Ben dig into the website, user forums, and the community that helped grow Wii like to podcast.30 min
- Episode Three: The Little ThingsArvin and Ben reminisce on the little things that made Wii Like to Podcast unique.27 min
About Flags and High Fives: A podcast retrospective
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Friends and former podcasters extraordinaire, Arvin and Ben, look back on their success, shortcomings, and the ultimate downfall of their hit 2007 video game podcast. Ten years later the pair now…
older, fatter, and 400 kilometers apart attempts to uncover how their past failures can translate into future success.