If you're into trivia and podcasts, I really enjoy The Omnibus Project podcast.
If you like Magic: The Gathering, the Professor over at Tolarian Community College can't be beat.
this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2023
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I've also been meaning to support Value Select, who makes funny song sort of skits similar to Jazz Emu.
I'm down the Youtube creator rabbithole when it comes to people I sponsor on Patreon.
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