An Amusing Addendum

Episode 9 of the The Ohio Bubble podcast, hosted by Yardsale Studios, titled "An Amusing Addendum" was published on April 28, 2023 and runs 50 minutes.

April 28, 2023 ·50m · The Ohio Bubble

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Summary

A few episodes back we said we’d take a trip to Kings Island to finally settle the score between it and Ohio’s other premier theme park, Cedar Point. Well, we keep our promises around here! Did we enjoy our excursion into the lair of the Beast or did torrential rains, slow lanes, and migraines restrain our campaign? Find out in this thrilling edition of the Ohio Bubble! Logo by ridz_khan on Fiverr Disclaimers: There’s no icebreaker this time because we planned this one to be a “mini-episode.” It ended up longer. Yes, the sound quality’s off. External links are provided to credit the sources used in our research and provide further background. They do not reflect the opinions of the Ohio Bubble Podcast. We aren’t experts on everything. If you think we’re incorrect about something, let us know at https://www.instagram.com/the_ohio_bubble_podcast/

Episode Description

A few episodes back we said we’d take a trip to Kings Island to finally settle the score between it and Ohio’s other premier theme park, Cedar Point. Well, we keep our promises around here! Did we enjoy our excursion into the lair of the Beast or did torrential rains, slow lanes, and migraines restrain our campaign? Find out in this thrilling edition of the Ohio Bubble!

Logo by ridz_khan on Fiverr

Disclaimers:

There’s no icebreaker this time because we planned this one to be a “mini-episode.” It ended up longer.
Yes, the sound quality’s off.
External links are provided to credit the sources used in our research and provide further background. They do not reflect the opinions of the Ohio Bubble Podcast.
We aren’t experts on everything. If you think we’re incorrect about something, let us know at https://www.instagram.com/the_ohio_bubble_podcast/

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