Episode 159: “Get Your Freak Off”

from Lunchroom Chatter Hosted by John Shultz

On this NEW EPISODE, tune in as your favorite host dives into a bevy of heavy topics; starting with the seemingly endless influx of Diddy news. Is Diddy really a bad boy who is going to jail for LIFE? Later we get into comments made by Boosie on his daughter’s sexuality, Yo Gotti’s CMG Label being directly implemented into the death of Young Dolph. Also a new segment of “Stories With Sully” leads to reflective thinking and MUCH MORE SO TUNE IN, BRAND NEW LCP.

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