s08e18_jhhw_skyrim_retro_wave_1_2_3_04_02_2026

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We have traversed the vast Maastrichtian winterland, battled the bandits, passed the nordic ruins, swam the river with the turtle and sharks, took the 1000 steps, followed the way of the voice to the temple of the grey beards council, sought refuge with the Paarthurnax, scaled the high highountain pass, and marched the dragon bridge to explore the caverns of Skyrim with John JHHW Weilacher - only on Student Radio Maastricht! 🌴 ⛰️ 🌊 🐢 🦈 🦕 🌉 Jingles by: Dennis Croonenberg

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