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OTRRichie Lets It Go

Heard
2014
Episodes
1
Language
English

On today’s show Richie starts the show with some surprising news. Then Ken and he go at each other over Frozen coming to World Showcase. The discussion dives deep into the recesses of Epcot fandom with random facts, flashbacks and confessions on both sides of the Frozen debate. With Maelstrom now closed and characters moving into the World Showcase the guys ask “Does the vision of EPCOT need to change?”

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. OTRRichieLetsItGo1

    No date given · 35 min

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  1. OTRRichie Lets It Go 1

    Listeners' uploads · Orlando Tourism Report · 1 episode here · archive.org

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