Game Time With a Side of Tech Issues

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This weeks episode features a game where we answer questions about each other, revealing who has the better knowledge of one another. We has major technical issues before trying to start recording. Hope you enjoy! Chapters 00:00 Technical Difficulties and Game Introduction 06:05 Setting Stakes for the Game 19:13 Discussion on Content and Podcast Plans 42:27 Discussion on TikTok and Future Podcast Episodes

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