Episode 155 : betty dRAPEr

Jon has a canker sore under his tongue and it really, really hurts. Nan decided to make fun of him. This hurt Jon’s feelings. This week’s hot topics include : A gay man is arrested for refusing to leave his husband’s side A beaver kills a man Dog tied to railroad tracks saved by eagle-eyed engineer A county commissioner drops the N bomb This week’s featured song is Hold Me DownÂ by Cardiknox No featured podcast this week…what podcast would you like us to feature? WE NEED SUGGESTIONS!!! Leave us a post on facebook or twitter, or email us at [email protected]    

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