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Hopefully you listeners are hungry because on this episode, J&L go through the Wikipedia article "List of US State Foods" and boy howdy do things get weird. This might be our last episode ever because Lora's brain is outright broken by the end of it all.
Link to article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._state_foods
We're totally late with this one, an episode about Christmas music that's released after Christmas. Think of it as a look back on all those songs you no longer have to hear in stores anymore.
And hey, you can always listen to this next year!
Hello again! Jonathan and Lora (or Jo & Lo as they're known on the streets) continue their "whenever-they-feel-like-it" podcast with a reflection on non-Disney places they've vacationed. Join them on a stroll down memory lane past the traumatizing koi ponds of Denton, TX, the historically-dubious dining of Branson, MO, and the "questionable" foods of...well everywhere.
The Kim duo takes on some of the more obscure stories of the Grimm Brothers and tries to figure out what lessons they can teach us. Listen to find out where apes come from, what causes gamblers to gamble, and a less-known hazard of going to church.
We had some audio problems recording this episode, but if you're still following our show you're probably used to that by now.
On this episode of KSDT (or "kiss-dit", it's totally a thing) we talk about a random hodgepodge of topics we loosely tie together as being about "media". Listen to learn about the media we were making before we got into podcasting, from stop motion animation to amateur commercials.
Also discussions of the phenomenon of Texas high school football, the new Cruella film, and whether Eliza Hamilton could actually sing.
**This episode is a re-upload to edit out Lora's coughing fits**
This week we're (loosely) talking about various media we produced before we got into podcasting. From amateur commercials on old cassette tapes to stop motion movies buried in the darkest depths of YouTube's unlisted archives.
Okay so this episode is a bit of a hodgepodge of stuff, but that's basically like most of our episodes.
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