Longmire Edition: War Eagle

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The western fandom is vast and diverse and here at the nexus of all things weird we will chat about any and everything western related. This week on the Longmire Edition of Weird West Radio: This week we discuss and breakdown episode 04×02 ‘War Eagle’. Plus additional Longmire news and more. http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/www.cazadorproductions.com/weirdwestradio/wwr31_longmireeditionwareagle.mp3

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