The Sea Cast Episode Two

So here it is... Episode Two of The Sea Cast. Jus…

An episode of the The Sea Cast podcast, hosted by The Sea Cast, titled "The Sea Cast Episode Two" was published on October 30, 2016 and runs 60 minutes.

October 30, 2016 ·60m · The Sea Cast

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So here it is... Episode Two of The Sea Cast. Just as under prepared and badly researched as Episode One. Only this time, there's a theme and the theme is Halloween, Monsters, Ghosts and Ghouls. We're not saying it's gonna be a scary listen but you may want to have a sofa nearby in case you get spooked and need something to hide behind.

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So here it is... Episode Two of The Sea Cast. Just as under prepared and badly researched as Episode One. Only this time, there's a theme and the theme is Halloween, Monsters, Ghosts and Ghouls. We're not saying it's gonna be a scary listen but you may want to have a sofa nearby in case you get spooked and need something to hide behind.

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