Bore-ona Virus & SnitchCoin

Canary Cry News Talk

Basil and Gonz

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, News, News Commentary

5.0 • 845 Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2020

⏱️ 36 minutes

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174 CCNT "Bore-ona Virus & SnitchCoin" - 01.29.2020

In this episode, Basil has new headwear, Flippy is flipped, Coronavirus Coincidences with AI detection, IBM is a blockchain bummer, and Dubai is where it's at! Thanks you for tuning in! If you'd like to hear more content we publish an Extended Report every week over at Patreon! Or, go HIRE GONZ!

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0:00.0	You are entering a dimension of sound.
0:03.0	You carefully come in through the threshold with wonder, yet skepticism.
0:09.0	You see the faint shape of an outline of a robot,
0:14.0	petting a cat.
0:16.0	You faintly hear the haunting sounds of a man playing a tambourine.
0:23.6	The sound augments into two men playing with a soundboard.
0:29.6	You're listening to Canary Cry, New Song.
0:33.6	Stay a while and listen.
0:36.6	And now where Nephh news meets biblical views,
0:39.8	you'll find broken memes and shattered dreams.
0:42.5	Give it up for Basil and God.
0:47.2	You're listening to Canary Cry News Talk.
0:49.8	Today is January 29th, 2020, episode 174.
0:54.5	And this week, Boronavirus and Snitchcoin.
0:58.6	My name's Basil.
1:00.2	And this is Gons, where I will no longer wrap because we have Stephen.
1:07.4	Oh, you're ending the career.
1:10.0	You're calling it quits. I'm hanging them up. Okay. All right. Well, we're ending the career. You're calling it quits.
1:11.2	I'm hanging them up.
1:12.8	Okay.
1:13.6	All right.
1:14.2	Well, we're all very sad to hear that, but we hope you find happiness and fulfillment
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