Denver Airport Secrets, Solar Wardens, & The Pandemic | Ep.34 | Ninjas Are Butterflies
April 21, 2023
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Get your night vision goggles on cause this episode is getting dark! In this episode, Josh and Andy lead you through a wild ocean of fun topics, such as 'How many lizard people are living in the Denver Airport?" and "Did Big Bird really predict the Challenger tragedy?".
Later on, we'll update you on the latest news regarding the dead fish, Mr. Noodle, and discuss whos truly at fault for the disposal of his remains. With a brand new Emo song to open the show and opening fan mail to end it, there's no doubt this episode will stand out amongst the rest. Hope you enjoy the latest edition of Ninjas Are Butterflies!
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HostAndy DeNoon
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