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Jan 22, 2020 41 min

Pub Talk #3: Talking Tolkien (ROTK)

from Long Wave Radio Network Hosted by The Dustoffguy

It's finally here folks! You've been waiting, and we delivered! Kevin, Harrison, and Jordan give a review of the Return of the King in honor of Tolkien's birthday. Please comment, and don't forget to subscribe. Subscribing is the best way to support the podcast. Please leave 5/5 stars and comments. They will be read on the next episode. Don't forget friend of the pod Harrison has a Facebook Group where you can comment on our review! Check it out at https://www.facebook.com/Newinklings/ As always you can reach the show on Twitter @LongWaveRadio, and you can find the World Renowned Historian @auctorclarus. Harrison doesn't believe in Twitter, so you'll have to visit the FB group above!

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