Records of the Unknown: Operation Convergence: Episode 7

The team finally reunites. They each share what information they have learned... And what they have lost. Handler of Operation Convergence: Sam Sarver Players: Sven, Jack, Abby, and Jenkins. If you enjoyed the show, we'd love to connect with you on social media using our handles below, our via email at [email protected] Twitter: @BroadcastAtomic Instagram: @atomicbroadcasting Facebook: Atomic Broadcasting Youtube: @AtomicBroadcasting The Atomic Broadcasting Variety Hour Official Source: Atomic Variety Hour _______________ The music in the show is from Monument Studios and Dark Fantasy Studio, as well as assorted artists with some original tracks composed by Jordy hake. Sound effects from various artists can be found at Pixabay

Episode 7 of the The Atomic Broadcasting Variety Hour podcast, hosted by Atomic Broadcasting, titled "Records of the Unknown: Operation Convergence: Episode 7" was published on October 24, 2023 and runs 53 minutes.

October 24, 2023 ·53m · The Atomic Broadcasting Variety Hour

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The team finally reunites. They each share what information they have learned... And what they have lost. Handler of Operation Convergence: Sam Sarver Players: Sven, Jack, Abby, and Jenkins. If you enjoyed the show, we'd love to connect with you on social media using our handles below, our via email at [email protected] Twitter: @BroadcastAtomic Instagram: @atomicbroadcasting Facebook: Atomic Broadcasting Youtube: @AtomicBroadcasting The Atomic Broadcasting Variety Hour Official Source: Atomic Variety Hour _______________ The music in the show is from Monument Studios and Dark Fantasy Studio, as well as assorted artists with some original tracks composed by Jordy hake. Sound effects from various artists can be found at Pixabay

Episode Description

The team finally reunites. They each share what information they have learned... And what they have lost.

Handler of Operation Convergence: Sam Sarver

Players: Sven, Jack, Abby, and Jenkins.

If you enjoyed the show, we'd love to connect with you on social media using our handles below, our via email at [email protected]

Twitter: @BroadcastAtomic

Instagram: @atomicbroadcasting

Facebook: Atomic Broadcasting

Youtube: @AtomicBroadcasting

The Atomic Broadcasting Variety Hour Official Source: Atomic Variety Hour

_______________

The music in the show is from Monument Studios and Dark Fantasy Studio, as well as assorted artists with some original tracks composed by Jordy hake.

Sound effects from various artists can be found at Pixabay

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