Episode 45: GoodBye 2020

Episode 46 of the The Save Point Podcast podcast, hosted by Save Point Podcast, titled "Episode 45: GoodBye 2020" was published on December 27, 2020 and runs 49 minutes.

December 27, 2020 ·49m · The Save Point Podcast

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Summary

Happy Holidays from The Save Point Podcast. This episode two very special guests return, Wyatt Stav and Lindevil, as also found on you tube and twitch, join Dan and Chris as we talk about just what is happening at the end of the year and what we are extremely grateful for. Not much on video game talk but surely entertaining. Give us a listen. Subscribe and Comment. Thank you every one for the support this trying year and can't wait to chat in 2021.

Episode Description

Happy Holidays from The Save Point Podcast. This episode two very special guests return, Wyatt Stav and Lindevil, as also found on you tube and twitch, join Dan and Chris as we talk about just what is happening at the end of the year and what we are extremely grateful for. Not much on video game talk but surely entertaining. Give us a listen. Subscribe and Comment. Thank you every one for the support this trying year and can't wait to chat in 2021.

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