Academy is a new scripted podcast that follows Ava Richards, a brilliant scholarship student attending

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From Wondering and Campside Media comes season three of the hit podcast suspect.

This is a story of two victims. One murdered in cold blood, one in prison for a crime he did not

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all eight episodes ad-free on Wondery Plus. Welcome to Nerds Podcast number 670.

I'm here with Katie and Kyle. Yo. What's going on you guys? Good. Kyle. Yeah. There's a

cork board that I'm picturing. It is a community cork board of the Nerdist variety.

And if anyone wants to have their event or thing promoted, they could email events at Nerdist.com

or comment in the podcast threads on Nerdist.com. It's basically accurate. So, you know, if I were

going to be a Nerdist community cork board, what, let's just say like what type of thing would be

pinned on me? I was looking at, let's see, it's so covered in stickers and ads for babysitters.

And dog walkers. Yeah. But we've got a podcast called Costics Soda that I'm fascinated by at this

point. It is about science and how it's trying to kill you. Oh, nice. Okay. Topic. Because nature and

the scientific world is full of things that will end our fragile human lives at any moment. Yep.

And they go through the science of how it's coming after you and how you're going to die from it.

Sounds fantastic. I'm real into it because they found a way to make education terrifying. So,

looking to another quadrant of the cork board, would we see something else there? Yeah. So, sometimes

you have blogs on the web, like some sort of log for the web. I did this backwards.

But there's a one that a nice gentleman named Kevin Wilson does that's really neat. It's called

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