102. Purple Frank
from Pretty Fort Weekly Hosted by Pretty Fort
Purple Frank is back with a new LP ("Grief, and Its Due") and the boys finally make time to talk about it! Tune in to find out whether or not Purple Frank's baby is just his baby or literally a baby... the boys are still split.
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