75. We're sister wives

Episode 75 of the Almost Amerikan podcast, hosted by almost amerikan, titled "75. We're sister wives " was published on August 12, 2024 and runs 56 minutes.

August 12, 2024 ·56m · Almost Amerikan

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Hanna har upplevt sin första jordbävning! Michelle går igenom sin och Andrews strategier för hur de skulle utrymma L.A. om en katastrof skulle bryta ut. Vi fortsätter prata om religion, skam och sex. Slutligen pratar vi rensning... Hanna tycker att Michelle har alldeles för mycket koftor. Och vad för ny sidehustle borde vi starta?Om ni vill melja oss med frågor, dilemman, tips på ämnen eller bara för att säga hej så kan ni nå oss på [email protected]ölj oss behind the mic på instagram @almostamerikanMusik gjord av: Fannie hertzberg & Joseph WilcoxOm du gillar avsnittet glöm inte att lämna 5 stjärnor ❤️ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Hanna har upplevt sin första jordbävning! Michelle går igenom sin och Andrews strategier för hur de skulle utrymma L.A. om en katastrof skulle bryta ut. Vi fortsätter prata om religion, skam och sex. Slutligen pratar vi rensning... Hanna tycker att Michelle har alldeles för mycket koftor. Och vad för ny sidehustle borde vi starta?

Om ni vill melja oss med frågor, dilemman, tips på ämnen eller bara för att säga hej så kan ni nå oss på [email protected]

Följ oss behind the mic på instagram @almostamerikan

Musik gjord av: Fannie hertzberg & Joseph Wilcox

Om du gillar avsnittet glöm inte att lämna 5 stjärnor ❤️

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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