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Dragon Talk - An Official Dungeons & Dragons Podcast

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4.4 • 861 Ratings

🗓️ 18 August 2016

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Caleb Gillombardo and Michael Ross from the RPG Academy podcast stop in to talk about Michael's Gen Con experience and their D&D origin stories. Lore You Should Know - Matt and Chris delve into the Zhentarim and the Order of the Gauntlet factions and what they are doing with Storm King's Thunder.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Dragon Talk, where Shelly Moo likes to pop and lock.
0:14.0	Is that what I'm doing?
0:15.0	That looks like you're popping and locking over there.
0:17.0	I have, can you see how coordinated I am?
0:20.0	I see your face that's making like,
0:22.0	it's like grimaces and smiles.
0:25.0	This had a different name,
0:26.6	breakdancing.
0:27.5	This had a different name.
0:28.7	Oh, he did?
0:30.0	Yeah, I thought it did.
0:30.9	What's it called?
0:31.5	I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Oh, the than breakdancing it's like voging you're voging yeah
0:37.2	I'm not really doing anything yeah it was more like a it's so you think you can dance dance. God, I wish we had a visual podcast for this reason alone.
0:47.0	I am knocking out the moves.
0:49.0	You really are.
0:50.0	I can't wait for you to listen to this and hear all of your great dance moves.
0:53.2	And reminisce back to what it looked like popping and locking.
0:56.8	All right, well I'm Greg Tito.
0:58.3	That was Shelley Masinobel doing the dancing.
1:00.6	Yeah.
1:01.3	Yeah, it's good stuff.
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