"Pumpkin Pie Soda"
1h 17m
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Greenhouse Rants
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In this episode of Greenhouse Rants, Tyler Thrasher spends a considerable amount of time ranting and raving about a delicious little bottle of Pumpkin Pie Soda, this is quickly followed by a shining review of Aldi's. Tyler also goes into great detail regarding his latest opal milestones and his journey thus far in synthesizing his own opals as well as ranting about those who stalk and copy him.
This episode also includes talk of future projects and current endeavors including a Dungeons and Dragons podcast that's currently in the works and addressing some plant questions from his Patreon backers!
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