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New Street Media

podcasts made by high school students in atlanta

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Warnings: Strange and Unexplained, Deaths, Murders, and Disappearances, Ghosts and Spirits, Investigations and Crimes

Lydia reads 11 Rules for Idiots Who Bought a Haunted House and Lydia and Teresa discuss what they would do if they were that idiot who bought a haunted house. The ending will surprise you.

you can find this story at https://www.creepypasta.com/?s=11+rules

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EJ & Nathan sit down with JaMya and Hanad from the hit podcast "Don't Hate, Instigate!". They talk about their favorite looks from past years at the met gala!

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Mediterranean food is one of the most diverse collections of cultural cuisines in the world. From pizza and pasta to kebabs and spanakopita, Mediterranean food encompasses a variety of dishes that represents one of the most culturally and historically rich regions in the world. On this joint episode between the Fusion Feasting and Loud Mouth podcasts, we talk about Mediterranean food, among many other things.

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In this episode, the Why Am I Dead? podcast dies. Karen and Violet! talk about the final tracks on The Black Parade: Sleep, Disenchanted, Teenagers, and Famous Last Words (the best song ever written). Today is the day that Why Am I Dead? is put 6 feet under as the hosts talk about The Patients last hours alive, as well as a new interpretation of the album as a whole. Today is the day Karen and Violet! go home, forever...? Ambiguous endings are always a cop-out, arent they? Or maybe it isn't really The End.

Wendigoon Video:

https://youtu.be/CfUgBbuSTPQ

DISCLAIMER:

ALL MUSIC USED IN THIS VIDEO IS NOT OURS! IT ALL BELONGS TO MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE AND THE PROPER COPYRIGHT OWNERS!

Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research.

Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

The 1961 Report of the Register of Copyrights on the General Revision of the U.S. Copyright Law cites examples of activities that courts have regarded as fair use: “quotation of excerpts in a review or criticism for purposes of illustration or comment; quotation of short passages in a scholarly or technical work, for illustration or clarification of the author’s observations; use in a parody of some of the content of the work parodied; summary of an address or article, with brief quotations, in a news report; reproduction by a library of a portion of a work to replace part of a damaged copy; reproduction by a teacher or student of a small part of a work to illustrate a lesson; reproduction of a work in legislative or judicial proceedings or reports; incidental and fortuitous reproduction, in a newsreel or broadcast, of a work located in the scene of an event being reported.”

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Warnings: beings and entities, deaths, murders , and disappearances

Teresa reads the 2020 scary story of Mr. Smile and Lydia and Teresa discuss property child maintenance.

You can find the story at https://www.creepypasta.com/?s=mr+smile

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Warnings / Strange and Unexplained, Beings and Entities, Ghosts and Spirits/beings, strangulation.

Description; Lydia reads the 2020 story Room sitting. Teresa and Lydia discuss how to properly room sit and how we would room sit.

You can find the story at; https://www.creepypasta.com/?s=room+sitting#google_vignette

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hello everyone, In this episode, we looked at all seven contents and decided to pick two countries from each or at least rid to and looked at some of the locations' traditional styles. We started our opinions, as well as specific facts on what clothes, mean to the culture.

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Bánh mì is a Vietnamese sandwich, incredibly popular in restaurants across the world. While the bánh mì is a very recognizably Vietnamese dish, its history is less straightforward than one may think. The influence of French colonialism in the region impacted everything from clothing to class to food. After Vietnam officially became independent, they took the French baguette and filled it with Vietnamese ingredients, creating the bánh mì, the ultimate symbol of rebellion and freedom from French rule.

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Welcome to the fourth episode of A Recipe For Murder! Today's episode will go over the murder of the Short family, a family of three murdered in Virginia. We will also be baking a loaf of scrumptious clementine cornbread shortbread.

P.S. We end this episode with extended outro music and a short host's note at the very end.

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In this episode, the host, Stella, will interview a family member, Amanda Baecker, about. her experience working in the medical field as a woman.

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In this episode, the host, Stella, will talk with their friend, Jovan, about her experience playing sports and being compared to her twin brother.

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In this episode, the host, Stella, will interview their mom about her experience as a professor and her experience everyday as a woman.

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In this episode, we talked about the Renegades Trilogy by Marissa Meyers (book) and What Happened to Monday (film). The Renegades Trilogy is hosted by Kenia (VooDoo) and consists of three books: Renegades (1) a story of a heartbroken girl who has the power to put people to sleep. she gets mad at the heroes and works against them. she becomes a member of the renegades and tries to reveal their secrets and gain information from them., Archenemies (2)she meets adrian and they like each other. her identity is found out by monarch and she goes to prison. she is taken out of prison because she is the wrong girl. she continues to gain information., and ends off with Supernova the anarchists and the renegades fight. the leader of the anarchists gets killed and nova figures out what really happened to her family that night. (3). What Happened to Monday is hosted by Divine (Fufu) and is a film available on Netflix starring Noomi Rapace in which a set of septuplets living in a dystopian world where families are allowed to have one kid and they navigate life as they go outside only on the day of their name (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday). One mysterious day, Monday goes missing and they panic as they fear that someone has found out about there being more than one of them only to find out a truth so shocking and unexpected.

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In this episode, we talked about foods that we love to eat on our lazy days and foods that we love to make ranging from peanuts to spaghetti + meatballs and on how to create the perfect grilled cheese.

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Today we continued our discussion on famous creepypastas that came out during the early 2000s and late 2010s with the Looking out for You podcast. This is more of a bonus episode with extra content.

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Today we, Kyra, and Zaria have collaborated with the Looking out for You podcast hosted by Teresa and Lydia. We discuss many popular creepypastas from the early to late 2000s.

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Welcome to the third episode of A Recipe For Murder! Today's episode will go over Phylicia Barnes, a 16-year-old girl who disappeared on a trip to see family. We will also be baking a delectable Lady Baltimore Cake.

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  1. Why we chose this movie
  2. Ask if people would like to adopt my guinea pigs- Bucky and Steve
  3. The movie we’re talking about in this episode
  4. Where to watch
  5. How long it is
  6. When it came out
  7. How old were we when we first saw the movie
  8. What the plot is
  9. Our favorite piggie
  10. Our favorite character
  11. Least favorite character

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  1. What we’re watching
  2. Spoiler alert
  3. Where to watch it
  4. How long it is
  5. The best car in the movie
  6. Best character
  7. Worst character
  8. The ending
  9. Thoughts and opinions on the betrayal
  10. Most important part of the race
  11. Jon Bernthal
  12. Christian Bale

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In this episode, Karen and Violet! discuss the next five songs on The Black Parade: Welcome to the Black Parade, I Don't Love You, House of Wolves, Cancer, and Mama. They go back and fourth discussing the main narrative of death and the process of dying told through these five songs with some of the most energetic songs - like Welcome to the Black Parade's theme of how the Patient refuses to die and even if he does he will carry on, or like in House of Wolves with the patient mocking religion and seemingly having fun being bad - but they also cover some of the most devastating on the album - like Mama, the story of how the Patient's actions have made his mother cry about who he has become, or Cancer: the most direct, straightforward, and heartbreaking song on the whole album. Karen and Violet! give their personal interpretations on these five songs and discuss the hard topic of death.

DISCLAIMER:

ALL MUSIC USED IN THIS VIDEO IS NOT OURS! IT ALL BELONGS TO MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE AND THE PROPER COPYRIGHT OWNERS!

Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research.

Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

The 1961 Report of the Register of Copyrights on the General Revision of the U.S. Copyright Law cites examples of activities that courts have regarded as fair use: “quotation of excerpts in a review or criticism for purposes of illustration or comment; quotation of short passages in a scholarly or technical work, for illustration or clarification of the author’s observations; use in a parody of some of the content of the work parodied; summary of an address or article, with brief quotations, in a news report; reproduction by a library of a portion of a work to replace part of a damaged copy; reproduction by a teacher or student of a small part of a work to illustrate a lesson; reproduction of a work in legislative or judicial proceedings or reports; incidental and fortuitous reproduction, in a newsreel or broadcast, of a work located in the scene of an event being reported.”

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In this episode, the siblings Athena and Ares are going head to head. Ares is the Greek god of war, brutally defeating all in his path. Athena is the Greek goddess of wisdom and strategy, defeating her enemies by outsmarting them. Who will win? Find out here on the Loud Mouth podcast!

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Hello Everyone, In this episode, we talked about the background of Chrisean Rock and the relationship between Chrisean and Blueface. We talked about how their relationship is praised, and we are answering the question on whether people should idolize their relashionship.

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In this episode, we covered 3 crime cases: The kidnapping of Colleen Stan (The Girl In the Box), The Ariel Castro Kidnappings of Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry, and Georgina "Gina" DeJesus, and the Amber Hagerman kidnapping and murder (The Invention of the Amber Alert).

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Warning: Beings and Entities, Eyeless Jack, Slight Gore, Organ Removal.

Description; Teresa reads the 2013 tale of Eyeless Jack and Lydia and Teresa discusses if he's real and if he was how we could survive his crazy antics. You can find the story at https://www.creepypasta.com/?s=eyeless+jack

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Tikka Masala is an incredibly popular dish, "created" by a Pakistani chef in Glasgow, but is known as an Indian dish. Even though it lacks the characteristic heat of Indian cuisine, Tikka Masala is one of the most influential English-Indian dishes in the world.

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Welcome to the second episode of A Recipe For Murder! Today's episode will go over the Cleveland Strangler, a prolific serial killer whose house held dark secrets. We will also be baking some delicious dinner rolls to accompany the story.

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In this episode, EJ takes Nathan on a journey through the wonders of Kpop. Will EJ finally get Nathan into enjoying Kpop? Will their bond be broken over the battle of taste? find out in this episode of pop! or flop?

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Warnings: Beings, Entities, Monsters, Creatures, Physical Harm, Slight Gore, Slenderman.

Description; Lydia reads the 2010 classic Slenderman and clarifies and guides you into the ways of surviving him with cometary from your host Lydia and Teresa.

You can find the story at https://www.creepypasta.com/slenderman/

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There is a quick spoiler warning before we discuss it, and we also will be provided with where you can watch the movie. We shared our thoughts on the plot, the best/worst character, and something we liked about the film.

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In this episode, the host, Stella, will talk periods and beauty standards with their older sister, Lucia.

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Welcome to the very first episode of A Recipe for Murder! For the premier episode, we bring to you the mysterious case of Jenny Lin, as well as some delicious lemon thyme icebox cookies. Tune in to hear more about this mysterious case, as well as bake some delicious treats.

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Hello Instigators,

In this episode, we talked about our thoughts on the most popular fashion trends throughout the 2000s.

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In this episode, we throw the heads of the Greek Pantheon and the Norse gods into battle. On one side, we have Zeus, the Greek god of the sky, who can control everything in his domain. On the other side, we have the All-Father, Odin, who leads the Aesir gods with a myriad of powers and vast knowledge. Who will win? Find out in this episode!

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In this episode, Karen and Violet! discuss the first four songs of The Black Parade: The End., Dead!, This Is How I Disappear, & The Sharpest Lives. In this episode, they dissect these four songs in how they tell the overall story, what "The Black Parade" is, and the themes that these songs bring, such as coming to terms with the news you are dying, dealing with someone that is dying, and how all of this might have an effect on someone's mental health for the people involved as well as the albums main character, "The Patient".

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In this episode, EJ & Nathan take a look at the rolling stones list of the top 200 singers of all time. Scrolling through the list they give their opinions on artists and some insights on their personal tastes in music. Listen in to learn a little bit more about your hosts.

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On the introductory episode of Fusion Feasting, Kate and Lucia dive into the history of Tex-Mex and talk about our favorite dishes. Tex-Mex is often considered "Americanized" Mexican food, but its creation is thanks to Americans of Mexican descent.

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In this ep, we went through the r/AITA subreddit posts and read 5 of the post and concluded on discussed on whether we believed the person was the ***hole or if they were right to feel how they felt.

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In this short bonus episode we share our top 5 favorite bubble tea places in Atlanta!! If you're looking for a good bubble tea place to try then be sure to take a listen!

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Hey Guys, it's another episode of That One Film Podcast and unfortunately the last. Have no fear, the last episode was one of our favorites to make! This episode is reviewing Isle of Dogs written and directed by Wes Anderson. Join your hosts one last time to get hot takes on the movie, dogs, and the director himself.

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Hey guys, it's That One Film Podcast! In this episode we talk about Sorry to Bother You, a rather strange and eccentric movie with a lot to say. Join your favorite hosts as they talk about the movie, popular music, and horse...people...?

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Andrei gives his tips that he uses when traveling and tells us all about his traveling experiences.

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This episode I will tell you about the other part of my trip to Alaska and the Northern states. 

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In this episode we give an overview to how each of us thought the series went, a reflection on high school as a whole and the last month, give our thoughts on college, and all the topics we discussed.

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In this episode, we discuss what we believe the future of pop culture will be like. Extra special guest star: Ava Wong. 

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In this episode Frank tells us about his amazing trip to Thailand. He talks about the historical buildings he saw and all the great food he ate!! 

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On our final episode of It's Not A Small World After All, we talk about Venezuela, a country that has been in the news a lot recently, with Luis, who is from Venezuela.  

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In this episode we thought we would do something a little different and come up with our own conspiracies for the last episode. We get a little loud and crazy but if you want a good laugh take a listen! 

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On this bonus episode, Nyle talks to Mrs. Handschin about her experience growing up and living in Switzerland 

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This episode I will tell you about my trip to Alaska and what I did, where I stayed and how I got around. 

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Have you ever asked your friend a questions and thought they were lying? In episode each of us prepared questions for the two other cast mates and we will be using a polygraph game to determine if they are REALLY telling the truth.  

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This episode is about Catherine's thrilling trip to Denmark and about her fun in the worlds second oldest amusement parks!!! 

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In this episode the Holy TriniTEA and their friend Shona take on the topic of clones and celebriTEAS. The article mentioned in this episode is by NYUlocal.com and is titled "Katy Perry is Jonbenet Ramsey." 

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Our experiences in developing our own styles  

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In the last four years we have created and experienced tones of high school memories! In this episode, we tell our own funniest and most awkward high school stories and also read embarrassing high school stories we got from our listeners, friends, and family!  

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On this episode of It's Not A Small World After All, we will talk to Lorne, who is from South Africa, about his experience living in the country.

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In this episode of It's Not A Small World After All, Mia talks to Nina, an Argentine exchange student, about her experience living in Argentina.

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a collection of urban legends  

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In this episode we go over two amazing films directed by Alfonso Cuarón, Roma and Children of Men. Comparing these innovative pieces, we discuss our opinions, what we liked/disliked, and give our reviews. All you gotta do is press the play button to listen for an in depth break down done by your one and only, That One Film Podcast! 

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This episode I will tell you about my trip to Philadelphia and what we did there. 

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In this episode Cat talks about her adventurous trip to Hamburg Germany and tells us about all that cool sites to see. Also she gives us language insights as well as food insights 

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In this podcast, we analyze and break down popular films that are impacting pop culture. We focus on screen structure, cinematography, and script. Be prepared to laugh and get a deeper look into your favorite movies.   

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Sam and Dylan discuss some of the most iconic moments and people from the early 2000s. 

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In this episode we talk about some ancient civilizations and how they may have been more advanced than we think... If after listening to this episode you want to learn more about this theory, watch Bright Insight on YouTube, the channel has many videos related to this topic. Be sure to listen to the full episode to figure out what AirPods have to do with this theory! 

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In this episode Frank will talk his thrilling travels in Japan and all the traditional fun he had!!!

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a few of my favorite conspiracy theories

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Jack talks about his exciting trip to the home of the wealthy and famous. 

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On this episode of It's Not A Small World After All, Gabe will be talking to Zoe, who is from Sierra Leone, about the country and her experience living there.

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Do you believe in aliens?? In this episode we talk about a few alien conspiracy theories and what we think "aliens" are. The outside sources mentioned in this podcast are: Shane Dawson "Mind Blowing Conspiracy Theories" via youtube, and an article titled "13 Reasons to Believe Aliens Are Real"

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In this episode we cover our experiences and struggles with self expression and self acceptance. How we were able to overcome certain problems and what we are still working on. We also have a guest speaker who shares her experiences with self acceptance and building confidence.

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In this episode I introduce the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program and the mysterious case of the Foo Fighters.

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In this podcast we are discussing the most asked questions about high school and teens on google. We answer questions like why are 15 year olds so angry and why does high school feel like prison? 

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Jack talks about his trip to San Francisco with his mom. He goes into detail about transit, shopping, and cool tourist attractions.  

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In this Episode we go over the similarities and differences of Bird Box and A Quiet Place. Did both of them flop? Or is one better then the other? Listen in for a full in depth break down of both movies.  

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A collection of short ghost stories 

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On this episode we're joined by two conspiracy experts to discuss several popular conspiracies and mind-blowing theories. Listen in if you want to question EVERYTHING. 

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For this episode of our podcast, Mia will interview Ina, someone who grew up in Norway, before moving to the US. 

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In today's episode, we discuss our origin stories, our love for pop culture, tea, and we even play a game!