Episode 14: Everyone loves Very Cavallari

An episode of the The Bacon Club Podcast podcast, hosted by FM 96.9 The Game (WYGM-AM), titled "Episode 14: Everyone loves Very Cavallari" was published on October 5, 2018 and runs 14 minutes.

October 5, 2018 ·14m · The Bacon Club Podcast

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On this episode the Shot doctor rejoins The Bacon Club to discuss his love for "Very Cavallari" and all reality shows, his picks for Conor vs Khabib, The Yankees in the playoffs, and some Hockey talk.

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On this episode the Shot doctor rejoins The Bacon Club to discuss his love for "Very Cavallari" and all reality shows, his picks for Conor vs Khabib, The Yankees in the playoffs, and some Hockey talk.

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