Matt Ardill: "I Hitchhiked As A Toddler."

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On episode numero two, the Podcast King of Canada (aka Canada's Matt Gourley), Matt Ardill ... who we should say is also a fantastic improviser & comedian AND photographer... joins us for a talk that covers everything from Cocktails to Covid to the Canadian govenment. And we wrap up our conversation using Kelly's favourite Listen B*tch affirmation cards for a hilarious & supportive tarot-esque card reading!Logo design by: Lauren KenneyOriginal music by: George WesterholmTechnical Assistance: Matt ArdillFor more on Kelly Zemnickis, please visit: https://linktr.ee/KellyZemnickisFollow Holler & Whine on Instagram!https://www.instagram.com/hollerandwhine?igsh=MWxzN3FzZDcybWIzbg==Visit Kelly's website... she says thank you in advance!www.kellyzemnickis.comGrab a pack of your own Listen B*tch affirmation cards!!https://www.listenbitch.ca/?srsltid=AfmBOoogUpc56pffcq9IcwLIPbqVdPDVBD99dkO1QEqP6p9tpBJLqgdH

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