Ghetto Sugar Pie Part2

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Special Guest Johanne Britton joins Cho & Nilla on this part 2 of 3 episode. We jibber jabber about Kick Ash Comedy - Can I touch your hair? - Grow Oh Natural - good direction at a really low time - aspiring blogger - I love and hate Montreal at the same time - Quiz Time and more... | Website: www.chonilla.com | Facebook: ChonillaPodcast | Twitter: @Chonilladotcom for the latest update CHO = @Sherasaurus NILLA = @Clovasaurus | Email: [email protected]

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