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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2017 · 28 MIN

Minute 42: "You fellas have a lot of growing up to do"

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Martin apologizes to Travis Cole. Follow our guest, Kat Moore on Instagram @morekatmoore Our theme song, "Emotional" by Aura Bora is available through Failed Orbit Records

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Martin apologizes to Travis Cole. Follow our guest, Kat Moore on Instagram @morekatmoore Our theme song, "Emotional" by Aura Bora is available through Failed Orbit Records

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Martin apologizes to Travis Cole. Follow our guest, Kat Moore on Instagram @morekatmoore Our theme song, "Emotional" by Aura Bora is available through Failed Orbit Records

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