Podcast
Redacted
Hosted by Fig End Studios · ENGLISH
Welcome to Redacted where every third thing we say is top secret and every fourth thing we say is redacted. Join Professor Scorpio and Agent Libra as they investigate the paranormal... and learn a few things along the way. Remember, if it's worth knowing, it's redacted.
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3: Dog-Headed Person(s)
Dec 1, 201900:48:34Tap to summarizeIn episode three, we have a fierce debate about dog-headed people and their love for fast food. Tune in to find out whether they exist! Professor Scorpio says no, but Agent Libra is willing to put everyone’s lives at risk to find out. Also in this episode, Teddy Roosevelt falls in love with Bigfoot and FDR finds a lost Shakespeare manuscript. All brought to you by our sponsor, Canocopia! Please subscribe to us on iTunes to get new episodes every Sunday/Monday. Support us on Patreon. Follow us on Instagram: @redacted_podcast Follow us on Twitter: @SoRedacted
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Nov 18, 201900:53:48Tap to summarizeRedacted, Season 1, Episode 2: Bearfoot In Episode Two of Redacted, the podcast where every third thing we say is top secret and every fourth thing we say is redacted, we find ourselves a bigfoot inside of a bear…. or something like that. Also featured are mysterious liquids and a teeth collection service. Please subscribe to us on iTunes to get new episodes every Sunday/Monday. Support us on Patreon. Follow us on Instagram: @redacted_podcast Follow us on Twitter: @SoRedacted
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1: Bacterium Maximum
Nov 9, 201900:49:44Tap to summarizeRedacted, Season 1, Episode 1: Bacterium Maximum Welcome to Redacted, the podcast where every third thing we say is top secret and every fourth thing we say is redacted. Today’s podcast topic is an enormous, goopy, bacterium that destroys everything in its path. Join Agent Libra and Professor Scorpio as they strategize the best way to react to such a creature. Plus: our recurring segment “This Day in History” touches on an incredible event involving Teddy Roosevelt, some Bigfoot hands, and turnips. Shout out to thiomargarita namibiensis, former record holder for largest bacterium. Support us on Patreon. Follow us on Instagram: @redacted_podcast Follow us on Twitter: @SoRedacted
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