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I Might Die Tomorrow, But That’s Okay!

I Might Die Tomorrow, But That’s Okay!

By: August Cress
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 A podcast where I talk about anything and everything. After all, I might die tomorrow. You might die tomorrow. Might as well talk while we still can. For more information, visit crownedcrowscorner.comCopyright 2024 All rights reserved. Art
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  • 13 - 100 Things to Do Instead of Scrolling Mindlessly

    13 - 100 Things to Do Instead of Scrolling Mindlessly
    Jun 9 2025

    Eating paper! Memorizing religious texts! Stealing hair from strangers and gluing it onto your head! These are just a few of the hundred things you can do instead of scrolling on social media. It's time to reclaim your life!
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    22 mins
  • 12 - Doctor Who: An Overcomplicated Review

    12 - Doctor Who: An Overcomplicated Review
    Jun 4 2025

    Allons-y! In this episode, an uneducated teenager who's only watched two seasons of Doctor Who (and who doesn't even know what a Weeping Angel is, poor thing!) will try to talk about it for half an hour.
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    29 mins
  • 11 - Autumn's Audacity (HSH: Ep 5)

    11 - Autumn's Audacity (HSH: Ep 5)
    Apr 26 2025

    DID YOU REMEMBER?

    If Autumn's Audacity bears little to no resemblance to a realistic social/fundraiser event, it's not an artistic choice meant to emphasize Silver Hollow's isolation and alienation with the rest of the world. It's because I have never been to a social event on a college campus, and I did not bother to do any research.
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    21 mins

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