Rebel FM Episode 607 - 12/29/2023

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

News, Tech News, Video Games, Leisure

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 1 January 2024

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

This week we don't have too many games but still manage to talk a lot, about things like Death Must Die, movies this year, what big leaks should tell gamers about the industry and what to expect, and we share a personal moment too. We hope you have a happy and safe new year and an amazing 2024 <3

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0:00.0	One day from.
0:01.0	Every day on the road, there's nothing good on the radio.
0:07.0	What's the gamer to do?
0:10.0	Who should I turn to? The rebel love them! Well, happy new year.
0:25.0	Happy New Year.
0:29.0	I hope, uh... I don't know is it good is it bad yeah fine I'm Anthony guy just joining me with
0:39.6	Arthur Geth going to the end of the year with a lot of energy also what are people listening to?
0:44.0	What do you mean?
0:48.0	What is this program that you're...
0:51.0	Oh yeah, this is Rebel FM.
0:52.0	Yeah, sorry. I said
0:53.4	yeah, welcome to Rebel on Podcasts, 607 with Art Degas and Mass Chandrini.
0:59.3	Wow, starting the year strong. That's good. We got a we're recording this in the music episode same day I'm really
1:04.8	excited about how this is going so far I haven't had any caffeine but I tried
1:10.2	see so we'll see how that goes. Is that like a resolution? No. It's merely a
1:17.6	X access is all with so I will not have any access Zoll was.
1:23.0	I will not have any caffeine this year.
1:26.0	Ha ha ha.
1:27.0	No, no, no.
1:28.0	I got to get cracked out of my fucking gourd.
1:31.0	Me too.
1:32.0	So. gourd. Me too. So I haven't really been playing all that much other than Fort
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