Switching Bodies For A Day

from Boats? N' Stuff · host BNS Productions

We did not actually switch bodies for a day, we just talked about it. Sorry if we freaked everyone out with this title. But join your captains as they talk about switching bodies and other fun topics throughout the podcast. They also talk about boats and a couple other topics.

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