For this episode of Not Your Father's Autobot, we're discussing Transformers: Generation 2 issue #11, cover dated September, 1994. This issue can be found reprinted via the Transformers: Rage in Heaven paperback, which may be purchased via Amazon. Listeners may also wish to try to find a copy of either the collected paperback or the issue itself via eBay (purchases through these links do not support the podcast in any way).
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My co-host, Nick Wright, can also be found on The BitGeek Podcast via YouTube and on audio.
All music used on the podcast may be found on Pixabay, which provides royalty free music, free for commercial and non-commercial use.
The theme music is "Untamed Land" by Electronic-Senses.
Music during the synopsis of "Dark Shadows!" is "Techno24" by 1tamara2.
Music during the synopsis of "Tales of Earth: Part Eight" is "WAR" by Lesfm.
Music during the G2 Character Spotlight is "This Minimal Technology (Pure)" by Coma-Media.
Music during the end credits is "Thorn & Thickets" by hatgoki.
Explosion sound effects come from www.soundjay.com, which provides such sounds free of charge.
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