Why You Should Watch Survivor

Episode 15 of the That Shady Buffalo Podcast podcast, hosted by David Cole, titled "Why You Should Watch Survivor" was published on September 13, 2021 and runs 73 minutes.

September 13, 2021 ·73m · That Shady Buffalo Podcast

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Summary

That Shady Buffalo Podcast: A podcast about unimportant things that are, for some reason, important to us! This week my guest Jonathan Crabtree and I discuss the merits of the reality game show Survivor and why we think any TV fan should give it a shot. Whether you're already a fan of Survivor or not, give this episode a listen and let me know if we've convinced you to try the show for yourself. Let us know your opinions on Instagram: @shady_buffalo_podcast

Episode Description

That Shady Buffalo Podcast: A podcast about unimportant things that are, for some reason, important to us! This week my guest Jonathan Crabtree and I discuss the merits of the reality game show Survivor and why we think any TV fan should give it a shot. Whether you're already a fan of Survivor or not, give this episode a listen and let me know if we've convinced you to try the show for yourself. Let us know your opinions on Instagram: @shady_buffalo_podcast

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