#1 "Pokemon"

from It Just Works! Hosted by Ryan Green

Welcome to It Just Works! A Podcast where two best friends get together and discuss their views on a variety of topics. Episode 1 sees Ryan and Brandon talking about their brief history with Pokémon, Talking Sword and Shield and the future of the franchise. Also everyone's favorite topic is Charizard overrated?Follow us on Instagram @itjustworkspod for any future updates! Enjoy the show!

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