Noon30 Catch Up: That’s Sensoryville

from Noon30 Catch Up · host Jillian, Amy & Tif

Oh my geez it’s been one year of noon 30 catch up and the gals have a super fresh new studio. Amy has a forgetful time, Tif goes thrifting with her fairy godmother and Jillian always checks out as guest. Some amazing quotes this episode: "Whittling in the womb", "With the amount of ice thunder cooking up in this one's eyes" & my favourite "Suck my what?…Suck my bus". Thanks to all our listeners for an amazing year!!!!

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