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EPISODE · Aug 7, 2024 · 11 MIN

DDOP Wednesday 8/7/24

from Krazy Joe's Concession Stand · host Joe Fiore

Good Morning, Dog Days Listeners!   Today we're going to talk more about Harold and the Purple Crayon and why box office performance is NOT indicative of QUALITY!

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Good Morning, Dog Days Listeners!   Today we're going to talk more about Harold and the Purple Crayon and why box office performance is NOT indicative of QUALITY!

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Good Morning, Dog Days Listeners!   Today we're going to talk more about Harold and the Purple Crayon and why box office performance is NOT indicative of QUALITY!

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