Binary System Podcast #501 – WTNV #285 “April Fools”, Beastars, and The Amazing Digital Circus

An episode of the Binary System Podcast podcast, hosted by Pixelated Geek, titled "Binary System Podcast #501 – WTNV #285 “April Fools”, Beastars, and The Amazing Digital Circus" was published on April 9, 2026 and runs 29 minutes.

April 9, 2026 ·29m · Binary System Podcast

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On this week’s Night Vale recap we spend a lot of time wondering why April Fools has to be so freaking MEAN. Scaring people, embarrassing people, setting up entire fake Arborist Day Parades with floats and hundreds of attendees…okay that last one is just Cecil BUT STILL. After that we recap another episode of Beastars,...

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