Wandersong – Cane and Rinse No.450

The Cane and Rinse videogame podcast

Cane and Rinse

Leisure, Video Games, Games, Hobbies

4.8 • 801 Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2021

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

To conclude our ninth year of shows we wanted to end on a high note, figuratively at least, with a feel-good game that brought warm feelings of hope and togetherness. Little did we know when we planned the show in late 2019, just how much we'd need Wandersong by late 2020. Leon, Jon, Leah and Sean Bell from The Computer Game Show sing the praises of Eric Lobanov's wholesome platform adventure. Music featured in this issue: 1. Dream Lullaby by Greg Lobanov/Gordon McGladdery 2. The Bard by Greg Lobanov/Gordon McGladdery Cane and Rinse 450 was edited by Jay Taylor

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	Oh, Hello everybody and welcome to the Canaan Rince podcast, Volume 9, Issue 450.
0:35.7	And today we're going to talk about Wander Song. Joining me, Leon Cox, in Issue 450 and today we're going to talk about Wanda Song.
0:38.9	Joining me, Leon Cox, in Issue 450
0:41.3	are John Salmon.
0:42.9	Hello.
0:43.9	Leah Haydu.
0:44.7	Hi.
0:45.7	And from TCGS,
0:48.3	the Computer Game Show podcast
0:49.5	and other ventures,
0:52.5	Sean Bell.
0:53.4	Hello.
0:55.4	Welcome back, Sean. Do I have other ventures? What Hello welcome back Sean Do I have other ventures
0:56.6	What were they?
0:58.4	TCGS is like a thing now isn't it
1:01.9	It's like a brand
1:02.7	A bit like us
1:03.6	A media conglomerate
1:05.3	You've got a network with videos and
1:07.8	I mean I occasionally do a cooking show
1:10.5	That's about as far as it's going to.
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