Animal Talk – Imaginary Girlfriend and Lots of Levels – Episode 2

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Send us Fan Mail“Jamie Flanagan & Brian Donovan chat it up at Podcast Detroit. Brian’s girlfriend is in studio but refuses to speak, so does she actually exist? We talk about the Chinese art exhibition at the Guggenheim. Bad Animal Joke of the week and more. Matt Fox joins the conversation as well. Remember to like, comment, follow...

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