Episode 200 – Big Round Numbers

Episode 200 of the Relentless Geekery podcast, hosted by Relentless Geekery, titled "Episode 200 – Big Round Numbers" was published on October 31, 2024 and runs 63 minutes.

October 31, 2024 ·63m · Relentless Geekery

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In this milestone 200th episode, two self-proclaimed geeks discuss a broad range of topics, starting with their preference for physical media like CDs and vinyl records over digital streaming due to sound quality and nostalgia. The hosts share their admiration for progressive rock legends such as Rick Wakeman, recounting recent concert experiences and the lasting […]

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