VDC: Episode 3

Episode 3: Borders, Questionable Books, and Dark Parking Spots Sorry that this episode is so ...

An episode of the Valerius' DragonCast podcast, hosted by Valerius Dracus, titled "VDC: Episode 3" was published on July 10, 2006 and runs 44 minutes.

July 10, 2006 ·44m · Valerius' DragonCast

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Episode 3: Borders, Questionable Books, and Dark Parking Spots Sorry that this episode is so late. We tried to record an episode earlier, but it didn't work out too well. So, here we have our explicit, yet hopefully interesting episode for the week. As with the previous episodes, please call in! We like to hear from our listeners! Also, send us podmail! We like that too. Anyway, take care, and enjoy!

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Episode 3: Borders, Questionable Books, and Dark Parking Spots Sorry that this episode is so late. We tried to record an episode earlier, but it didn't work out too well. So, here we have our explicit, yet hopefully interesting episode for the week. As with the previous episodes, please call in! We like to hear from our listeners! Also, send us podmail! We like that too. Anyway, take care, and enjoy!

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