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OHMIGOD YOU GUYS! Rach and Jams join Roni as she crosses off Legally Blonde, the Musical. We discuss the cast, our favourite moments, the incredible songbook, and more. Editor's Note: Apologies for the miscellaneous kitchen noises. Think of it as ambiance. Also, apologies for Rach's extraness. ----- SHOW NOTES Here is the bootleg of the San Fran show with Laura Bell Bundy's epic performance of "So Much Better" that Rach mentioned > https://youtu.be/ck4SFoNsgvs (her shoe flies off around the 1hr7min mark ;)) Also, check out this fun reunion town hall with the original Broadway cast and creative team > https://youtu.be/sz-s59laT5A Nerdy curious? > linktr.ee/nerdycurious

Welcome to Episode 49, for the week of April, 27th 2020!*Editor's Note* Apologies for the echo by the hosts. Long story but there was some virtual cables being looped and we couldn't remove it. Sorry!This week White and Red remain indoors, talk about The News pertaining to free PlayStation games, Nintendo data breaches, Harry Potter snakes & Avatar: The Last Air Bender on Netflix! Then we talk to two of our friends, Bada and Shadowquine of Secondlife! Remember to pay attention to factual reports from the CDC!https://www.cdc.gov/Support us on Patreon!Watch us on Twitch!Subscribe to us on YouTube! Like us on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter! Peek in on Instagram! Chat with us on Discord!Email us on Gmail!A special thanks to fellow Patreon member 'Pepper Coyote' for letting us use the song 'Drive' for our new intro theme!

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Patron Roundtable #3: Gillian Anderson In this supplemental episode, Tony Black hosts the third Patron-only Roundtable discussion talking all things Dana Scully herself. Alongside guests Kurt North, Jenn Ferguson and in his first ever podcast, Adam Silva, Tony leads a discussion about Gillian's Season 11 performance, her fandom and her Twitter, and whether The X-Files could survive in the future without her... (EDITOR'S NOTE: Apologies for some static crackling you will hear for the last half of this. We can only assume they're tapping our Skype connection. The truth is out there! ROSWELL! ROSWELL!!) Host Tony Black Guest Kurt North / Jenn Ferguson / Adam Silva Production Tony Black (Editor/Executive Producer), Kurt North (Patron), Michelle Milbauer (Patron), Jenn Ferguson (Patron), Astrid Klosterkoetter (Patron), Naomi Miller (Patron), Adam Silva (Patron), Cathy Glinski (Patron), Andrew Brooker (Patron), Andrew Blaker (Patron), Isabelle Dubois (Patron), Deana Ferreri (Patron), Katie Doe (Patron), Cortlan Waters Bartley (Patron), Malcolm Crang (Patron), Marlene Stemme (Patron), Martha Payne (Patron), Delta 51 (Patron), Clarissa de Becker (Patron), Michael Little (Patron), Maura Funchion Jaeger (Patron), Sarah Devicomte (Patron), Michael Gehrmann (Patron), Jeremy Daniels (Patron), Alexander Gates (Patron), Russell Hugo (Patron), Kelsey L Mayer (Patron), Bethany Good (Patron) Find us online on... FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ITUNES The X-Cast on PATREON

Three semi-decent US non-chicagoan guild ball players (Jared, Chris, and Mike) come together to discuss the game and strategy from a competitive-minded perspective. For this introductory episode, we go briefly into our backgrounds, set the ethos of the cast, and dive into a bit of discussion on prepping and practicing for tournaments. Anatomical Precision is an unofficial and explicit guild ball podcast. Opinions expressed by the hosts certainly do not reflect the opinion of Steamforged games. At times, strong opinions my be expressed, hopefully always supported with reasoning and facts, but regardless should not be considered as truisms. Email us at: anatomicalprecision@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: @anatomoicalprecisionpodcast (https://www.facebook.com/anatomicalprecisionpodcast/)Editor's Note: Apologies for any initial sound quality issues as we work out kinks. Also...apologies for my dog.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Apologies for the week of no FreaksChatz, the reasons are discussed at the top of the show. More Freaky adventures next week when we have our shit slightly more together. Lindsay gets detention for doing nothing wrong, Daniel goes full punkcore, and Barry enters the fray in the latest episode of the greatest Freaks and Geeks podcast on the web today, FreaksChatz! This week's cover of "Bad Reputation" is a metal version by YouTube user "Linzey Rae": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_nNm75Vck8&ab_channel=LinzeyRae In order, our Mailbox music this week is: "I Love A Rainy Night" by Eddie Rabbitt "Kiss On My List" by Hall & Oates Feedback? Questions/Comments? Follow Chatz on Twitter: twitter.com/chatzpod Follow Allen on Twitter: twitter.com/allenibrahim Follow Magellan on Twitter: twitter.com/justapfluke Email us: chatzpod@gmail.com

We come not to bury the 360 and PS3... well, most of us, anyway. Hur-RAY, hur-RAY, hur-RAY, step right up and get your Nintendo Free Radio on for the 25th time! (Not actually the 25th episode, but who's counting?) New Business sees Stephen step up for the casuals with a couple of things the others wouldn't touch with a 39.5 foot pole: Windows Phone word game Wordament and Blizzard's new children's card... er, trading card game, Hearthstone. You might have heard of Donald's New Business, since it's the two biggest Nintendo releases of the year to date: Pokemon X (now with live trolling of Kentuckians!) and Wind Waker HD. Austen wraps with PSN's recent downloadable thriller Rain, proves that playing Lost Planet 3 is going beyond the impossible, and finishes with yet another dose of Ellen Page in Beyond: Two Souls. Now Posted got intentionally shortened to allow maximum time for Whatcha Watch'n. Stephen gets a little theatrical with Potted Potter and puts MasterChef through several dryer cycles to shrink it down to MasterChef Junior before talking Donald off the ledge over Revolutionary Girl Utena. Austen gives a quick update on Beware the Batman and goes a few episodes into Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, but buckle up for extended, spoilery discussions of Transformers Prime now that the show has wrapped with the release of Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising. For the Feature this time around, we're well aware that there's less than a month until the PS3 and 360 get taken out back and Old Yellered. As such, we look back at our memories of HD goodness and give you some recommendations for games you might have missed - as well as the warts. The Mushrooms bring us in for a landing with musings on a state's bad luck, the usual tribute of a common punching bag, and someone mentioning Beautiful Unique Sparkleponies (not Stephen). Did we miss a game in the HD discussion? Want to help Donald through therapy? Let us know in the comments below or send us an email! This podcast was edited by Austen Parkin, Stephen Shook and Donald Theriault. All clips and music used under fair use rights and for discussion purposes only.Editor's Note: Apologies for the delay in posting this episode, but when you see just how many resources are in this episode, you'll understand why that happened.