Please Stand By - Similar Strangers

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We had a great conversation this episode but unfortunately experienced some technical difficulties with the audio. We didn't wanna leave you guys hanging so we're posting the episode anyways and we'll be back next week with more nerd culture talk and crisp audio.In life I have learned...things happen and then you move on to the next one. The world keeps spinning and we'll keep talking about the things that we love!We hope you enjoy!

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This episode was published on June 1, 2026.

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We had a great conversation this episode but unfortunately experienced some technical difficulties with the audio. We didn't wanna leave you guys hanging so we're posting the episode anyways and we'll be back next week with more nerd culture talk...

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