Ep # 190 Radio Kills the Video Star! (feat. Benjamin - Super B Podcast)

Wooooooooooh-Ooooooooooh! Call the cops, we’ve got a classic on our hands! 🔥👮🏻‍♀️👮🏻‍♂️ Episode #190 kicks off with a fresh remix of one of Layeh’s all-time favorites from Season 4! This lively episode dives deep into nostalgia and fandom as Benjamin from the Super B Podcast joins us to relive our favorite series, iconic pop culture moments, and those life-defining shows that still make us laugh, think, and feel. Expect plenty of stories, laughs, and everything from classic TV to current obsessions. If you’re all about throwbacks with a fresh spin, this one’s for you—tune in and join the fun!

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