Breakin
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The police would be there in about ten more minutes, she figured. It would be worth the wait if she gets cuffed by that dreamy officer Peller again.
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A Songbird Reviews Songbirding
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A songbird gives his review of the podcast Songbirding
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Review - Teleportation Device
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This is Januae's review of the teleportation device. Until the review gets away from him.
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Pride and Prejudice
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A review of Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.
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Poem for PodRevDay
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This is a short poem to say: Share a review on PodRevDay!
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(Attempted) Review of Breakfast
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Paul and Allison try to decide to attempt to maybe review breakfast.
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Once Upon a Sally
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What do you do when you're a nerfing salamander?
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Alice in Wonderland – We’re All Mad Here - Part 3 of 3
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The cat vanishes.
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KFC
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The strange truth of KFC and Twitter.
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Lost in Place - 2nd Week of September
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They did not escape before sundown and now must build shelter.
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This episode is not explicit.
Written by Shannon Perry of Oz 9 and performed by David S. Dear of A Ninth World Journal.
Shannon Perry is the creator and complete disaster behind Oz 9.
https://oz-9.com/ https://ninthworldjournal.com/
TRANSCRIPT
Horrorscope: Leo, just a week ago, you made the very bad mistake of exchanging an unfriendly glance with an angry woman in a red coat. She etched your name in acid on her cellar floor. And a date. Spiders do her bidding, so if you hear the sound of a thousand feet, scuttling up the stairs to your bedroom, creeping across your walls, if your blankets move when you are still, run.
This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was written by Shannon Perry of Oz 9 and performed by David S. Dear of A Ninth World Journal.
Music: When Bats Fly by Neil Cross, Storyblocks