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May 27, 2020 29 min

Grim Zooming Ghosts | Theme Park Pulse: The Game

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Two listener contestants test their knowledge of Parks Pop Culture, and two panelists battle it out for Rollercoaster Rapidfire superiority on this episode of Theme Park Pulse: The Game! On This Episode: 'The Parks Pop Culture Pop Quiz' - Nikki from West Virginia 'Rollercoaster Rapidfire' - Sean v. Jack Pt. 3 'Show Me The Lie' - Taylor from Georgia '#8thDwarf' - a new game with the panel and YOU! If you'd like to play a game on the show call (213) 935-0513 and leave a message. Bonus points if you can make us laugh. To support our work on Patreon, and pick up all of our shows the minute they clear production - click here.

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