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Everyday Conspiracy Theories

Why are we doing a Q&A episode?

Season 1, Ep. 59
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Would we continue the podcast if one of us died? What's Seans favourite ECT of all time? (Mena hates it)


In this special episode we answer the questions put to us by our ECTeasers (collective noun for a group of ECT listeners)

The questions you've always wanted to know about your favourite podcast are not answered on this episode of your second favourie podcast.

No prizes for guessing Mena's handed Sean the keys to the computer to write the notes for this episode.

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