Season 1, Ep 3 - Shakespeare Land

from Theoretical Thrills · host Oliver Berger, Spencer Frankeberger, Brad West, Cameron Golinsky, Lauren Pritchard

To ride or not to ride? That is indeed the question this week. Will the guys make the next pitch "A Midsummer Night's Dream"? Or will it just be "Much Ado About Nothing"? This week they are joined by special guest, Lauren Pritchard.Visit our WebsiteClick Here to Watch the Visual PodcastCheck us out on FacebookFollow us on Instagram Hosts: Oliver Berger, Spencer Frankeberger, and Brad WestAudio Mixer: Cameron Golinsky

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