Episode 3: Book Overload

An episode of the Un-Decidedly Ridiculous podcast, hosted by SYN Media, titled "Episode 3: Book Overload" was published on June 28, 2017 and runs 16 minutes.

June 28, 2017 ·16m · Un-Decidedly Ridiculous

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Episode Description

This week on the podcast we discussed the wonderful world of books. More specifically, how many books is too many to read at one time?

The passionate (and...kind of unbiased) Frankie Reid joined us to mediate an episode Mr Fitzwilliam Darcy himself would describe as "tolerable at best."

So we're expecting a marriage proposal any day now.

Shoutout to SYN Media, and poddington music for their tune 'Wikileak'

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