Season 2 -- An Introduction and a Trailer

An episode of the The Gray Area podcast, hosted by Edward Champion, titled "Season 2 -- An Introduction and a Trailer" was published on April 11, 2020 and runs 6 minutes.

April 11, 2020 ·6m · The Gray Area

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Episode Description

After two and a half years of hard work, The Gray Area is back with a new season! We will be releasing nineteen new episodes from now through December 15, 2020. We also now have a special Season 2 Pass at grayareapod.podbean.com that will give you instant access to all available episodes, as well as special features. Our showrunner Edward Champion offers an overview of the ethos and approach for this new season. There is also a trailer for the second season.

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