Goodbye Anchor(Forever)

Episode 7 of the The Last American Indian Podcast podcast, hosted by Alaskan Whiskey, titled "Goodbye Anchor(Forever)" was published on April 8, 2022 and runs 12 minutes.

April 8, 2022 ·12m · The Last American Indian Podcast

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Summary

Thanks for the good times, but I no longer will give my sound advice and truth to the world. When a man gives life changing advice and tips to change people, but don't get the same in return it shows how selfish the world really is and that I need to start being the same. Take care out there.

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Thanks for the good times, but I no longer will give my sound advice and truth to the world. When a man gives life changing advice and tips to change people, but don't get the same in return it shows how selfish the world really is and that I need to start being the same. Take care out there.

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