22: New Year’s Resolutions

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The Podcast Kid talks about why people take new year’s resolutions and some of the resolutions kids can make in 2011. Check out the new Podcast Kid T-shirts! Email the Podcast Kid! The post 22: New Year’s Resolutions appeared first on Nobody’s Listening Podcast Community.

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