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Jul 5, 2020 20 min

Do We Need Sports Right Now?

from From Where I Sit Podcast Hosted by Kristoffer Carter

Welcome to a solo episode of the From Where I Sit Podcast! Just wanted to get on here and give my two cents on the return of professional sports in America...whether it's a good plan or not! I offered up some pros and cons on the matter and then gave my stance at the end! Let me know what you think these professional leagues should do! Opener: Halftime Show instrumental Closer: To Be Continued music famously used by Jojo's Bizarre Adventure #EverythingHappensNow #BeMemorable #FWISPC For all my social media links, head here: >>Linktree<<

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