EPISODE · Aug 28, 2020 · 59 MIN
Episode 3: LeafyIsNotHere
from Digital Deadbeats · host Houston Rogers
In this episode, we talk about the resurgence and progression of flash games, Leafy's recent ban on YouTube, virtual storm chasers, and the nationwide Zoom outage due to schools starting up. Oh, and did I mention bananas? They do indeed exist.
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In this episode, we talk about the resurgence and progression of flash games, Leafy's recent ban on YouTube, virtual storm chasers, and the nationwide Zoom outage due to schools starting up. Oh, and did I mention bananas? They do indeed exist.
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In this episode, we talk about the resurgence and progression of flash games, Leafy's recent ban on YouTube, virtual storm chasers, and the nationwide Zoom outage due to schools starting up. Oh, and did I mention bananas? They do indeed exist.
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