Ship's Log - Racing Libido

An episode of the The Adventures of the Starcruiser Galaxy podcast, hosted by Rod Spurgeon, titled "Ship's Log - Racing Libido" was published on September 16, 2012 and runs 6 minutes.

September 16, 2012 ·6m · The Adventures of the Starcruiser Galaxy

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Summary

Did you know Captain Mintax was a racing fan? Neither did we until we listened to his latest Ship’s Log. In this adventure, the crew enters the famous Nebula race to get a shot at winning a million credits. Luck isn’t on the captain’s side though as Steve’s hyper-active interest in women causes the crew to receive some unwelcome attention. Listen to their latest adventure for yourself and see what the fuss is all about.

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Did you know Captain Mintax was a racing fan? Neither did we until we listened to his latest Ship’s Log. In this adventure, the crew enters the famous Nebula race to get a shot at winning a million credits. Luck isn’t on the captain’s side though as Steve’s hyper-active interest in women causes the crew to receive some unwelcome attention. Listen to their latest adventure for yourself and see what the fuss is all about.

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