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Books You Never Thought You'd Read

Books You Never Thought You'd Read

By: Adaptiv Audio Media
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This is the first podcast from Adaptiv Audio Media, get lost in sappy romance novels from the recesses of our Amazon Suggestion List.

All Books read and referenced in this podcast are for educational and entertainment purposes only. Art Literary History & Criticism
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  • BYNTYR S1 EP 1 "Behind the Net" By Stephanie Archer "Maybe Airbud got Freaky in Vancouver"

    BYNTYR S1 EP 1 "Behind the Net" By Stephanie Archer "Maybe Airbud got Freaky in Vancouver"
    Mar 21 2024

    In this pilot Proof of Concept Episode for the Books You Never Thought You'd Read series Caleb, Tanner, and Melissa dive into "Behind the Net" a Grumpy Sunshine Hockey Romance by Stephanie Archer. Questions that are asked in this episode include

    Is this guy a human or a Western Canadian Robot?

    Why is the Coach so Positive? and lastly

    Isn't this how the 1997 Disney classic "Air Bud" started?

    We hope you enjoy this episode and don't forget to like and follow on your podcast directory as well as follow us on Instagram and Threads @adptiv_media

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    43 mins
  • Trailer

    Trailer
    Mar 19 2024

    Welcome to the newest Podcast from Adaptiv Audio Media that explores the recesses of our Amazon book Suggestions.

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    3 mins

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