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The Watergate Episode (Part 1 of 2)
🕑 Added 2020-10-12 13:51:01 +0000 UTC*Though the file for the episode is technically beneath Patreon's file size limitations, Patreon simply crashes and will not process this due to the length, so I've had to divide this beast into parts. See the next post for the remainder
This episode, at seven and a half hours long is breaking my computer just loading into Audition to split into two parts. Patreon can't deal with it. Neither could other audio streaming sites. It's a beautiful thing that we've given you here. I hope you appreciate it. Special thanks to the lovely Edberg and to my equally lovely audio engineer for the many hours of work they put in on this one.*
What you are about to undertake is not simply an entertainment experience. Your endurance will be challenged. Podcasts are over as you've known them previously, a new era is underway. You are about to experience, as one person described it, the "Dark Souls" of Podcasts; a grueling seven hour-long journey spanning no fewer than six decades. Enough's already been said, now is the time for you to begin.
This is certainly our greatest effort at Pseudcast, and a record-breaking episode in every respect. It's likely the case that my research partner Edberg and I each spent over a hundred hours each, in the last several weeks, assembling this episode. Connections within the networks we're discussing are, as far as we're aware, being unveiled here for the first time ever.
With this episode, I hope to firmly establish Pseudcast as the most punishing podcast in existence, a vast and terrible monument to the evil coursing through history.
I hope you enjoy your ascent, we appreciate your support and know that many of you are eagerly following our work. Please, spread the word, and help us do what no one else has either the skills, or the strength of will, or the mental fortitude to undertake. Others ask questions. We provide answers.
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swordorball
Historically Legendary Work
william
Tremendous work. Amazing to see Herderian principles applied to a study of history, rare and fantastic stuff
