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That Middle-Shelf Twerk

Everyday People Doing Everyday Sh***

Episode 5 of the Everyday People podcast, hosted by Ant Pruitt, titled "That Middle-Shelf Twerk" was published on February 6, 2019 and runs 49 minutes.

February 6, 2019 ·49m · Everyday People

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Summary

Do we talk about the Super Bowl? Nope. Do we discuss the POTUS and SOTU? Nope. Tune in to hear what we talk about this week.

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Do we talk about the Super Bowl? Nope. Do we discuss the POTUS and SOTU? Nope. Tune in to hear what we talk about this week. Thanks!

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