Episode 10 (feat. AJ Leonard and Chris Orozco)

Episode 10 of the The Thomas James Donohoe and Co. Podcast podcast, hosted by Vivek, Artie, Ian, and Thomas, titled "Episode 10 (feat. AJ Leonard and Chris Orozco)" was published on June 24, 2021 and runs 35 minutes.

June 24, 2021 ·35m · The Thomas James Donohoe and Co. Podcast

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Summary

This week, we are joined by not 1, but 2 guest hosts! AJ Leonard and Chris Orozco join us to give a recap on a weekend of UFC fighting. And then, we trasition to what is becoming a theme on our show, Hasbulla. The guys give their takes on the Hasbulla vs. Abdu fight, and decide if the fight should happen or not. Is Artie the Joker (baby)? Does AJ think that Julio Jones on the Titans is a good move? Did Vivek remember this week's out of the blue thought? Find out on this week's episode of the Thomas James Donohoe and Co. Podcast! Chris's Instagram: @battery_acid_cvo AJ's Instagram: @aj_leonard5

Episode Description

This week, we are joined by not 1, but 2 guest hosts! AJ Leonard and Chris Orozco join us to give a recap on a weekend of UFC fighting. And then, we trasition to what is becoming a theme on our show, Hasbulla. The guys give their takes on the Hasbulla vs. Abdu fight, and decide if the fight should happen or not. Is Artie the Joker (baby)? Does AJ think that Julio Jones on the Titans is a good move? Did Vivek remember this week's out of the blue thought? Find out on this week's episode of the Thomas James Donohoe and Co. Podcast!

Chris's Instagram: @battery_acid_cvo

AJ's Instagram: @aj_leonard5

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