Episode 4, Soapbox Voltron

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The hero no one asked for: Soapbox Voltron. Here to save the day and give you an extremely long lecture about how to be a good person. Please don't report us for copyright infringement. Alternative title to today's episode: "They're called lyrics, dumbass." (NOTE: We recorded this way before we released our last episode, so you'll notice that we refer to this episode as episode 3. Just chalk it up to us being fools!) Poems brought this episode: "Bismillah" by Rumi, Song of Myself,  part 20, from "Leaves of Grass" by Walt Whitman, "Ants" by Avery, "Untitled" by Vico.

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The hero no one asked for: Soapbox Voltron. Here to save the day and give you an extremely long lecture about how to be a good person. Please don't report us for copyright infringement. Alternative title to today's episode: "They're called lyrics, dumbass." (NOTE: We recorded this way before we released our last episode, so you'll notice that we refer to this episode as episode 3. Just chalk it up to us being fools!) Poems brought this episode: "Bismillah" by Rumi, Song of Myself, part 20, from "Leaves of Grass" by Walt Whitman, "Ants" by Avery, "Untitled" by Vico.

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