Hello, thanks for tuning in to Canaan Rince for our issue on the first two generations of Pokemon.

This is the host and editor Ryan, tuning in after the recording to make an unfortunate note that,

due to reasons that, frankly, baffle and confound me, my audio for this particular recording was rather mingled. I have a feeling

it has something to do with Skype, even though I feed an entirely different microphone audio

into Skype so that it doesn't mess around with the audio that I used for recording.

I think it's still managed to upset the beast somehow, so to speak.

As you can hear, this audio sounds just fine, and I've literally changed nothing other than

not having Skype running. So my apologies, there is quite a bit of audio clipping in my audio, and it sounds rather terrible throughout.

I hope if I can address this up front, express my profound apologies, and encourage you to, if you can bear it, if you can bear the sound, the sound of my heavily clipped and distorted voice,

I think there's still some really good conversation and information housed within.

Anyways, on with the show.

Hello, and welcome to the K&RINS's podcast, Volume 10, Issue 456, in which we will be discussing Pokemon, green version, red version, blue version, yellow version, special Pikachu edition, gold version, silver version, and crystal version.

So that's a lot of games to get through today. Hopefully the amount

of overlap between them is going to still allow this to be contained within a relatively

expedient, well, two hour-hour-ish, two-hour plus, probably two-hour plus-plus-plus issue.

Without further ado.

My name is Ryan Heyman, and joining me in issue 456 are Charlotte Cuts.

Diglet dig, click, tick, dig, trio, trio.

Richard Davison.

Pika, pica.

And John Salman.

Hi.

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