S2E6 - La Valamp and the Fire Draggon

Episode Notes Welcome to the sleepy time episode. Mitchell has us guess which dragon the others of us would think that one of us has to be inputting for what one of us would do or something and there's buzzfeed and dragons Paige us tells one half of a story of two brothers Cole tries to go back to sleep with a story from the Missouri French Folktale collection Tucker tries to wake up with the thrilling Hermiowny story (really spelled like that) Find out more at https://four-locos.pinecast.co

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