EPISODE · Aug 13, 2024 · 1H 4M
EP.5 DON'T TRUST STEVEN
from Border Foos · host Border Foos
On this one the foos talk about music, fantasy football, Bronco956 and Steven gets a little unhinged at the end. Enjoy. Leave us a comment, review, or send us an email or message. TikTok: @borderfoos Instagram: @borderfoos Gmail: [email protected] Art by Canva Music by Ryan from Streambeats.com
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