[34] 2019 - What a Year!

An episode of the Revolution On A Recliner podcast, hosted by Revolution On A Recliner, titled "[34] 2019 - What a Year!" was published on December 29, 2019 and runs 43 minutes.

December 29, 2019 ·43m · Revolution On A Recliner

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Another carefully planned and expertly executed episode. Haha! I was in my car and decided to press record. I run down some of the highlights for ROAR in 2019. I also give a few hints of what to expect in 2020. It's the last episode of the year so if you miss this one what the fuck good are you?

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