Episode 161: “Babe, What are we?”

from Lunchroom Chatter Hosted by John Shultz

Tune in as your favorite indie host dives into a bevy of topics in the culture. From new details in the PNB Rock murder that shook up the hip hop world, to a man who was found dead at Planet Fitness 3 days after he entered so lock in for some thoughts and details. Later we get into some “Stories With Sully” as he brings up an interesting point regarding new age relationships. Also news on another Tyrese rant, Stevie Wonder and MORE.

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