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54: Don’t Cry For Me, Jewel

An episode of the Overtired podcast, hosted by Christina Warren & Brett Terpstra, titled "54: Don’t Cry For Me, Jewel" was published on January 21, 2016 and runs 59 minutes.

January 21, 2016 ·59m · Overtired

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How would a roommate feel about being kicked out for liking Jewel? How would Brett and Christina feel about it? Let’s find out.

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