PODCAST:
S3 – Wrap-Up Episode (finale)*
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SHOW NOTES:
Ryan in his “robot” mode.
To wrap things up this year we attempted to do a season Wrap-Up Episode. Unlike last year, the conversation quickly devolved from review of the entire Season Three line up and turned more circuitously to reflections on the entire history of the podcast and the trials and tribulations of the hosts as they tried to keep this beast afloat. The discussion is more celebratory and, at times, nonsensical. We brought back two past guests: Mike O’Reilly and John (a/k/a Dole) Doyle to bring in some outside perspective.
Occasionally we did manage to get into the art of literature and film and there were some coherent thoughts that managed to squeak thru. All in all, we hope our jovial spirit puts a nice cap to this podcast and provides some reflective laughter along the way. Apologies for the general absurdity and thank you again for checking us out!
-Ryan
The NDIOS crew: Wilk, Rick and Ryan.
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RELATED LINKS:
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Guests:
Dole’s band’s website and links to videos of the band: (www.i-decline.com)
Click here for other episodes with Dole.
Mike O’Reilly’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheMoreilly318
Click here for other episodes with Mike O’Reilly
Wilk’s other podcast with his wife Laura Valle: “How to Avoid Murder …and other awkward situations”
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* DISCLAIMER: Please be advised that the views and opinions of the hosts and guests of NDIOS are completely their own and do not necessarily reflect the views and beliefs of the other hosts and guests or that of NDIOS.
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FINAL EPISODE OF THE PODCAST!