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Dec 9, 2019 8 min

503-Who is a Shadowrunner?

from Deniable Assets Hosted by Riothouse Productions

In this thrilling action packed episode of Deniable Assets. Wolf and Mr Clean kidnap Ellen and make he ask them questions about just who shadowrunners are, and why they do the things they do. Written by Mak Shepard & Mack Johnson Special Guest Mak Shepard

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