Ready Player One IOI (ft. Jack Ebensteiner)

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Are you ready to system link in and jack in to the newest episode of Brofessor Jones?! This week we are discussing Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Ernest Cline's holy grail of eighties pop culture: Ready Player One and we are joined by friend of the podcast Jack Ebensteiner!!! How many references can you throw into one movie?? Were fans of the book satisfied with the changes made to the story?? Is this dystopian virtual world a possibility for the future of humanity?? Join us this week as we log into the Oasis, discuss the third installment of Bill and Ted and listen as the Brofessor defends The Last Jedi from the criticisms of Captain Jack and the Diggs. Like, share and subscribe!!!! 0:00 - Bro Down 24:50 - Ready Player One

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