1 – Not Famous
from Professor Birthday Isn’t Famous Hosted by Eric Kahn Gale
The Professor isn't confident about podcasting. But she is confident about singing so... she does that. Then she calls a famous friend for advice. (Spoilers: it's Santa Claus) Starring: Jaime Lyn Beatty Brian Holden Dylan Saunders Music & Lyrics: Clark Baxtresser Writing & Lyrics: Eric Kahn Gale Sound Mixing: Tomek Miernowski Professor Birthday is on TikTok, Instagram + Youtube
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