‘Ship Talking: February 7, 2020
from 'Ship Talking Hosted by Aaron Johnson
On this week's episode, Sharon Levine is joined by some of WCHL's finest; Woman Crush Wednesday's Ali Evans and AJ from the Afterhours. They'll discuss dating in the 21st century, share bad date stories and discover that AJ is extremely bad at the Modern Dating Game. The post ‘Ship Talking: February 7, 2020 appeared first on Chapelboro.com.
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