Split Six Episode 15

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The Split Six Podcast is a Podcast where I, Nick Wegela, split a six pack of beer and talk about three different topics, Sports, Entertainment, and Politics. Brian Nisun is my Co-Host and together we discuss the relevant events of the current week.

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