The Sound of Casual Violence

First World War Problems

7 min · 4. nov. 2019
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It's Remembrance month, so let's cast our imaginations back to the the famous World War One football game in No Man's Land... but did all the soldiers enjoy it?  It's our VERY FIFTH podcast episode! Please leave us a lovely review from wherever you get your podcasts, and if you want to help us make more - back us on Patreon for as little as $1! http://patreon.com/casualviolence [http://patreon.com/casualviolence]  Credits: First World War Problems was written by James Hamilton & Alex Whyman, and performed by David Arrondelle, James Hamilton, Alex Whyman, Greg Cranness and Luke Booys.  The theme music was composed and performed by Adam D. Felman. This episode was recorded and sound engineered by Frankie Lowe.  Many thanks to each and every one of our backers on Patreon!

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First World War Problems

It's Remembrance month, so let's cast our imaginations back to the the famous World War One football game in No Man's Land... but did all the soldiers enjoy it?  It's our VERY FIFTH podcast episode! Please leave us a lovely review from wherever you get your podcasts, and if you want to help us make more - back us on Patreon for as little as $1! http://patreon.com/casualviolence [http://patreon.com/casualviolence]  Credits: First World War Problems was written by James Hamilton & Alex Whyman, and performed by David Arrondelle, James Hamilton, Alex Whyman, Greg Cranness and Luke Booys.  The theme music was composed and performed by Adam D. Felman. This episode was recorded and sound engineered by Frankie Lowe.  Many thanks to each and every one of our backers on Patreon!

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