Ep 132: Pieces of Chocolate

An episode of the Under the Plumbob Podcast podcast, hosted by Under the Plumbob Podcast, titled "Ep 132: Pieces of Chocolate" was published on February 23, 2022 and runs 74 minutes.

February 23, 2022 ·74m · Under the Plumbob Podcast

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Alley and Vaniti bring the Black Girl Magic to talk about what the Sims is doing right and (mostly) wrong

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Alley and Vaniti bring the Black Girl Magic to talk about what the Sims is doing right and (mostly) wrong

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