Rebel FM Episode 668 - 06/27/2025

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

News, Video Games, Leisure, Tech News

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2025

⏱️ 110 minutes

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Summary

We're trying to keep it together for Tiny Chef as we chat about the Dead as Disco and Suit for Hire demos, what makes Peak so resonant with so many people, whether Death Stranding 2 can hold on to what made the first game special, and also chat about getting old. This week's music: Tiny Chef Playing His Banjo

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0:00.0	What's that they from?
0:01.8	Every day on the road, there's nothing good on the radio.
0:08.7	What's the gamer to do?
0:12.1	Who should I turn to?
0:16.0	The ramble of them.
0:19.0	The ramble of them. The rap will love him. Hello, The apocalypse Hello,
0:25.1	Welcome to Apocalypse Radio.
0:29.4	This is episode 668.
0:31.5	I'm Anthony Gallagos.
0:33.0	You want by Arthur Geese.
0:34.2	That was darker than I expected.
0:36.5	I'm at Chandrane. That was about was darker than I expected. I'm at Shandranay.
0:38.2	That was about as dark as I expected.
0:42.4	Nah, I, uh, this is Rebel Film, obviously. You heard the loud song that hurt you.
0:49.2	Excuse me, I am quite good with the volume on that now. Thank you very much.
0:56.0	But, uh, no, it's just, you know, there's always such dark news around, you know?
1:01.7	Yeah.
1:02.3	And for a while, Ryan Scott would just DM me stuff on Discord all day that was just like, look at this.
1:07.6	And I was like, dude, I curate my shit. So now he just DMs me.
1:13.0	He's like, okay, okay, okay, I understand, I understand.
1:15.4	I'll start messaging you, only fun stuff.
1:17.7	So like the last thing he sent me was a picture of an egg and it says,
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