EPISODE · Oct 29, 2020 · 53 MIN
Living in The Age of Hypersensitivity
from Bagels & Kool-Aid · host ILL WIL & Colette
In this episode ILL/WIL and Colette discuss -Atlanta facing spooky weather -America’s ugly secret shows it’s face....again -Colette has an uncomfortable name thrown at her -Updates on latest election news -Thoughts on candidates and other current events!!!! Be sure to Rate, Review and Subscribe to the show Follow the show on instagram @Bagelsandkoolaid_podcast
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