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Episode 5: The Antartica Proposal

57 min · 19 de abr de 2022
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The gang reviews a possible Bill of Rights and Constituion for a proposed nation in Antarctica. What are the problems with living in Antartica? How will they generate energy? What will do to pass the time? Find out! Website: http://theexcalspodcast.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCinz2Xj3IMJ9PSSXGmulhww

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