OSPod Episode 11: Love? Is in the Air, and Cyan is on the Pod!

Overly Sarcastic Podcast

Gregory Kerr

Youtube, Literature, Overly Sarcastic, Education, Osp, Tv & Film, After Shows, Indigo, Blue, Mythology, History, Red

4.9 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 17 February 2021

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

The OSPod team celebrates Valentines Day with special guest, Blue's fiance Cyan!

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0:00.0	Um, but it is from our guest, so this question comes from OSP Cyan on Discord.
0:06.8	Um, I went on Discord specifically for this, huh?
0:11.6	I've been playing for Blue.
0:16.2	Is our cat the best cat?
0:20.1	You bet your ass is.
0:30.8	Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of the Overleaf StarCastic podcast.
0:35.6	I am Blue and as always, I am joined by Red.
0:39.5	What's up?
0:40.5	And overmanning all of the tech, pulling all the levers and making sure that the lights don't go out on us,
0:46.9	is our podcast producer and editor in to go.
0:50.9	Say hi, I'm forcing you to do it.
0:52.4	I'm hacking into the mainframe.
0:54.0	I can't talk right now.
0:56.0	I mean, I could voice.
0:57.0	I'm in and joining us as a very special guest for this Valentine's Day episode is Cyan.
1:02.6	Hello, I am the mainframe.
1:06.9	And we got a big party here, a special Valentine's Day themed episode of the Overleaf
1:12.8	StarCastic podcast, which is fitting because the last two episodes that we had on the channel
1:18.1	from me and from Red were both very Valentine's Day themed.
1:21.2	We had a best couples in history special and then Red.
1:27.6	You had Hades and Persephone, which if I can just sidebar for a second and talk directly to the
1:33.6	OSP audience, what the hell guys?
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