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Jul 17, 2020 54 min

Are we canceling GOYA?

from The Kiddos Are Sleeping Hosted by JorgeAlexza

On todays podcast, we talked about the Walter Mercado's Netflix documentary. How all he wanted to do was spread "MUCHO MUCHO AMOR" but got backstabbed by his manager. Also are we canceling GOYA products because they support President Trump? An email came in asking on how Alexza and I grew in our faith together and how it helped us deal with my(Jorge) parents and us not talking and feuding. The emailer tells us that their daughter hasn't talked to her in-laws in about 7 years. Thanks for listening and supporting. Love and prayers.

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