EPISODE · Dec 3, 2018 · 50 MIN
Episode 26 - Tea Is One Hell Of A Drug!
from Canada Obscura · host Canada Obscura
In this episode, Shelley talks about the haunting of Lower Bay Station, and other ~mysterious and abandoned subway stations in Toronto (which...are only kind of mysterious and sometimes abandoned). Mary tells us about a wholesome family teatime that goes buckwild very quick. Lots of fun this episode. Possible trigger warnings includes mention of nudity and (accidental) drug use. Kind of??
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