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Welcome to Geek Orthodox! Two brothers attempt to explain some of their foundations of geekiness, but get sidetracked fairly easily. Hear 50% genuine discussion, 50% tangents involving random outbreaks into song, odd puns, and unusual amounts of sass. These will likely get better (or at least more manageable) as the podcast continues... and we develop more of a plan. For now, enjoy this spontaneous madness!Follow us on Twitter @PodGeekOrthodox and on Instagram @geekorthodoxpod

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This episode was published on December 21, 2019.

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Welcome to Geek Orthodox! Two brothers attempt to explain some of their foundations of geekiness, but get sidetracked fairly easily. Hear 50% genuine discussion, 50% tangents involving random outbreaks into song, odd puns, and unusual amounts of...

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