Ep 6: Two Kats Are Better Than None

Episode 6 of the Tenn and Two podcast, hosted by Tenn and Two, titled "Ep 6: Two Kats Are Better Than None" was published on September 3, 2019 and runs 85 minutes.

September 3, 2019 ·85m · Tenn and Two

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Hey and welcome to the Tenn and Two Podcast! We are so happy to be back at the mics this week with some fresh new content. We sit down and talk about our experience at the 1 year anniversary of the Nashville Watch Club. We also chat about our opinions on so many of the releases over the last few weeks from big companies like Zodiac, Timex, Omega and Hamilton. Don't forget to checkout our show notes and pictures on our website tennandtwo.com and please leave us a review on whatever platform yo...

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