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We've pivoted from discussing Doctor Who for half-an-hour to discussing Dune. Shit happens.
Thanks to OkayKirk for the use of our theme song, 'Breeze.' More of their music can be found at doplr.bandcamp.com
Discussions of the acting profession abound. And maybe some slightly controversial opinions about the Avatar franchise (the one with the bald kid, not the blue people.)
Thanks to OkayKirk for the use of our theme song, 'Breeze.' More of their music can be found at doplr.bandcamp.com
Strap on your Stillsuits for this one as Finley does a not-very-good Elvis impression at Austin Butler's expense. Cloud gets us increasingly off-track on various tangents. And Doctor Who is only mentioned once!
Thanks to OkayKirk for the use of our theme song, 'Breeze.' More of their music can be found at doplr.bandcamp.com
There wasn't anything funnier that we could have titled this episode, I'm sorry.
Believe it or not... we didn't talk about Doctor Who in this one.
Heads up, we talk about Doctor Who again for basically this whole episode. Still adjusting to the half-hour format. Not really much else to it.
We're back!
It's been a good year (two months) for us here at SWEA, so we want to wish all of our loyal listenership a very merry late Christmas, happy holidays, and a great New Year. We've decided to shorten our format from an hour to half an hour, with episodes releasing weekly instead of fortnightly.
We're taking the month of January off, as Cloud is going travelling, so we'll see you all in February 2024!
Finley yaps for most of this one. You've been given fair warning. Oh yeah, and Cloud hasn't actually watched any more Doctor Who since the last episode, so we're definitely not going to spend more than 15 minutes discussing that, now are we?
As Finley introduces a new segment that has actually already featured in every prior episode already, we learn some... interesting news about the new Fortnite Season. Cloud looks after their skin in an expensive and slightly excessive manner.
Thanks to OkayKirk for the use of our theme song, 'Breeze.'
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