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64 - DISCUSSION: Tales from the Apocalypse

EPISODE · Dec 1, 2020 · 1H 12M

64 - DISCUSSION: Tales from the Apocalypse

from Humming Fools · host Kyle Stück

After a long series of interviews, the boys are back with one of their classic discussion episodes! This week, Noah & Kyle are taking time to catch up with one another and recount everything that has happened during 2020, AKA, "The Apocalypse."  Kyle gives updates on his family and writing career, and Noah gives an exciting behind-the-scenes look at his current personal project. How are YOU doing, fools? Let us know! We're all in this together ❤️Please be sure to subscribe, check out our website Ominous.Media and our Facebook, along with follow our official and personal accounts on Instagram! Noah & Kyle.ALSO, subscribe to our newsletter to never miss out on new issues of our comic or any of the other fun stuff we make!We're on YouTube now too! Subscribe and watch our new show here.

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