Ep.11 | Beer Mile Stripper Party!

Finished the summer off with a lighthearted beer mile. Joined by not one, but two minorities! The goal of Whalley AV Club has always been to uplift and amplify minority voices, so we are pleased to be joined by native Chief Eagle-Claw and a Mexican day labourer we found outside of home depot! Together we discussed some riveting subjects, everything from stripper parties to native aunties. Sit back, relax, and don't forget to check out the short beer mile recap on the website. Toodeloo! Extra content/site: https://whalleyavclub.wixsite.com/whalley-av-clubListen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0ko9kujgf7PCORjidjOEcC

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