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Jan 29, 2021 2 hr 15 min

071 - 2020 Media Consumption

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After a brief hiatus, the Rampant Discourse crew gets together to discuss the media they have been consuming recently. Listen in as we discuss the games, movies, books, and more that has caught our fancy lately. You might be surprised at where the conversation goes: such as a too long discussion of the 90s movie The Fugitive and a rant about how Star Wars might not be all that great. Continue the discourse on our website, Discord, Twitter, and Facebook.

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