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Coconut Telegraph Season 1 Episode 14

EPISODE · Aug 8, 2024 · 37 MIN

Coconut Telegraph Season 1 Episode 14

from Coconut Telegraph · host Larry and Sean

Great googly moogly! The boys are back after only one week! This week Sean and Larry had a chance to speak with Ryan Brown and Kim Skoric. They represent Celebrities for a Cause in Cody Wyoming. This is a fundraising organization that raises money for local organizations. This year, Celebrities for a Cause, is raising money for Military Mobility and Crisis Intervention. Both fantastic organizations that do great work. They have a wonderful family event coming up on August 17th in City Park, Celebrities in the Park. Music, food, beer, entertainment, auctions, and cool folks everywhere. It's CHEAP and benefits us, here in Cody. You can check out their sites below:FB: https://www.facebook.com/celebritiesforacauseWeb: https://celebritiesforacausewyo.org/

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