You Can Skip This

By: Sol Joseph
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  • Summary

  • If you’re looking for a podcast, that takes a deep dive into the news, providing hard hitting analysis, or sociopolitical impacts of current events. Well this is not the show for you! Welcome to You Can Skip This, where we spew whatever nonsense we want! So, come along for a journey to nowhere!
    2020 - Joseph - You Can Skip This
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Episodes
  • The one where the audio is super bad at the start but it slowly gets better

    The one where the audio is super bad at the start but it slowly gets better
    Jul 24 2020
    Katie joins the party! Sorry about the audio we're drunk and apparently yelling into the mic. This episode we take a trip back into high school memories, talk about the tiger king, and talk about ghosts!
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    53 mins
  • The One Where We Turned Into Raven Symoné

    The One Where We Turned Into Raven Symoné
    Jun 10 2020

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    Songs used in episode

    Song: Good As Gold

    Artist: Scheana Marie

    ℗ SuperBox Records

    Song: Nada

    Artist: Lido Pimienta

    ℗ COLORSxSTUDIOS

    Song: All Day and Night

    Artist: Jax Jones, Martin Solveig, Madison Beer

    ℗ A Polydor Records Release; ℗  Universal Music Operations Limited


     

     
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    39 mins
  • The one where we talk about Canadian Drag Race

    The one where we talk about Canadian Drag Race
    May 19 2020
    Sol and Josh talk about their week and what they think about Canadian Drag Race!
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    29 mins

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