Episode 125: New Year, Same Nerds

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We kick off 2023 with a bang! We announce a new show starting January 23rd, and debut a new segment where we draft and debate a topic - in this episode we're drafting the best cookies! We also cover the FTC’s bludgeoning of Epic Games, as well as answer your listener questions! Who would we want to write the theme song to our lives? What game, movie, and show are we most looking forward to in 2023? Join us for the first episode of the new year! –Podcast– https://anchor.fm/nerdentity-crisis –Instagram– https://www.instagram.com/nerdentitycrisis –Twitch– https://www.twitch.tv/nerdentitycrisis –Patreon– https://www.patreon.com/nerdentitycrisis

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