PQ 67: Goose Grease

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Hello friends! Here on episode 67 love is in the air, the geese are in the octagon, and beer is in our bellies. Listen in on a pulse pounding episode of wedding mishaps and triumphs (before we cried our eyes out). We should mention, to mitigate your concern, these episodes were recorded well in advance of this season of social distancing--in case any of our discussion raises any eyebrows!

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