Age of Transitions Bonus Podcast 035, Pearse Redmond, Controlled Demolition of the Sears Tower

from Porkins Policy Radio – Porkins Policy Review · host Pearse Redmond

This month I am cheating a little bit and posting my recent appearance on Aaron’s monthly Patreon bonus podcast as my bonus podcast. Rest assured you will not be disappointed. From TheAgeOfTransitions.com Pearse Redmond returns to the bonus podcast. Here, he and Aaron talk about how popular it is to market your independent media […]

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