Episode 14 | Uncomfortable Conversations
from Beer Plans
Follow us on Instagram! @beerplanspodcast Episode 14: On this episode, the crew dives into the Supreme Court decision that killed Roe v Wade. They react to the outcome, what, who’s to blame for this decision, will more voting fix this, what, if anything, can be done, and WTF is a penumbra? Could this be the official launch of the Flash 410 for President in 2024 campaign???? So grab a drink sit back and enjoy the show!
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This episode was published on July 5, 2022.
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