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Podcast for Friday, September 23rd

posted by Chris on September 22, 2005 8:50 PM in Podcast

Hey everybody! The show for Friday, September 23rd is online! Download the torrent here and the normal mp3 will be on its way shortly. In this show, The Geek and Frodo discuss many things, including We Love Katamari (because we certainly do), Penny Arcade in Nintendo Power, and Frodo says "Fuck" for the first time in Weekly Geek history. DON'T MISS IT.

WoW plague
Xbox 360 bundles sold out
GBA SP new blacklit screen
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney special offer finger stylus
Print your very own Revolution Controller

--Frodo

p.s. I apologize for the poor audio quality on The Geek's end, we are still trying to work out some technical bugs. It gets better after about 5 minutes, so don't worry.

Read More: Gameboy Advance , Katamari , Nintendo Power , Penny Arcade , Phoenix Wright , podcast , Revolution , World of Warcraft , Xbox 360

comments (3) | permalink

says:

posted September 24, 2005 12:10 PM

I can't understand what the Geek is saying in the new podcast :(

The Geek says:

posted September 26, 2005 2:36 PM

Sorry, I must have had a mouth full of Hamdingers.

Matthew says:

posted September 30, 2005 3:36 PM

Why the hell don't you guys compress these files? 77 MB is a lot. : (

If I didn't want to keep these so badly this wouldn't be a problem.

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