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Jul 3, 2021 1 hr 9 min

S1E20 - Basketball Magic

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The Town Criers' annual rivalry match with the Lawn Beetles is next week, and the pressure has never been higher! As you all know, the Criers have lost the last 9 matches against the Lawn Beetles, and they simply cannot afford another loss. That's where we come in. This week, we're going to investigate the intersection of magic and basketball to drum up some winning strategies for our beloved high school basketball team. Remember, July is Space Madness Awareness Month. If you could hear the song Memory by Nocturnalites implanted in the middle of this episode you (probably) don't have Space Madness. If you are unsure weather or not you could hear it, or if you want to test your family and friends, listen to Nocturnalites on bandcamp. If you'd prefer a more visual experience, check them out on the 'gram (@nocturnalites_pdx). Content Warning: human experimentation, human-animal hybrids, body horror, unethical sporting, mistreatment of animals for sports, possible mistreatment of animals for social media clout, death via falling, possible death via unintentional space travel, death via electrocution, the loss of a loved one, illness related to consuming dairy Disclaimer: Never take medical advice from us for any reason Support Subtle Frequencies by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/subtlefrequencies Find out more at https://subtlefrequencies.pinecast.co

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