Ep.17 | Belly of the Whale

Only the wisdom of the ancients may lead the forlorn soul out of the all-consuming darkness of the belly of the whale... -Jordan Peterson describing how he escaped his most recent Benzo-coma. We're back yet again baby. Been working on big thangs, so stay tuned for a Whalley AV Special Production later this month. Been a while, would've been back sooner but didn't feel like much of a rush to upload considering more than half of the people who listen to this show are there when it's recorded. We appreciate you all. We really do have fun making these so thanks for watching Instagram: / whalleyavclub Website: https://whalleyavclub.wixsite.com/wha...

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