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Chinese New Year Special - The Deciding Race

Chinese New Year Special - The Deciding Race

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 The biggest, best, and wildest Chinese New Year Extravaganza episode is here! The crowd goes wild! This week, we have a brand new episode that explains the order of the Chinese Zodiac animals. You know those animals that change every year? Yup! This episode is all about those. And those animals were put in an order, but how do you think they got that order? Well as you would have guess it, today's episode we will be telling you the story of how those animals got chosen, what order they got, and even why some are left out! Be sure to listen for a wild and silly story with a great group of voices. https://www.plumforestpodcast.com/ (Plum Forest Podcast Website) http://drinkswithjosh.blogspot.com/ (Drinks With Josh Website) https://codenameblank.com/ (Codename: Blank Website) https://www.artisticfinance.com/ (Artistic Finance Website) https://www.chineseliteraturepodcast.com/ (Chinese Literature Podcast) (Go Ducks!) https://linktr.ee/beerdalpodcast (Beer'd Al Podcast Linktree) https://linktr.ee/Griefburrito (Grief Burrito Linktree) https://linktr.ee/Bonely (Bonely Podcast Linktree) https://linktr.ee/GeekPeak (Geek Peak Podcast Linktree) https://missionrejected.simplecast.com/ (Mission Rejected Website) https://linktr.ee/surprise_scenarios (Surprise Scenarios Linktree) https://burpingitoutpodcast.wordpress.com/ (Burping It Out Podcast Website) https://www.twitch.tv/omversebranch (Omverse Twitch)

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