Episode 150 - Atomic Ones

An episode of the Tokyo Lives: A Giant Monsters Podcast podcast, hosted by Kyle Minnick, titled "Episode 150 - Atomic Ones" was published on June 14, 2024 and runs 112 minutes.

June 14, 2024 ·112m · Tokyo Lives: A Giant Monsters Podcast

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Summary

For episode 150 we decided to do something different! A spicy wing challenge with Godzilla trivia? Sounds like a blast!

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SHOWNOTES

03:11 - The News!

33:04 - Atomic Ones Wing challenge Discussion

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