Menopause Denier

from Historically Factual · host Baton Rouge Sucks

This episode is an in-depth, NPR style look into the seedy under belly of "fun." Questions like: "what is fun?" "Are we having?" and "Will anything be fun ever again?" are asked and answered. Some of the data we've gathered suggests that we may in fact be having fun right now and not even know it. Don't miss this cutting edge, investigative, eye-opening, utterly flabbergasting episode of Baton Rouge Sucks.

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