The Badger Variety Hour | Jane Straka

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Jane goes live on WSUM 91.7 FM on the most talked about radio show of all-time: The Badger Variety Hour. An insane episode filled with so much content you'd question how it could possibly be fit into a fifty-minute and thirty-eight second timeframe. Thanks for sticking with us (in us, I mean me, the host). We'll be here for awhile. It's the long-awaited premiere of Jane Straka on this one folks. What more is there to say? Enjoy!

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This episode was published on October 14, 2022.

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Jane goes live on WSUM 91.7 FM on the most talked about radio show of all-time: The Badger Variety Hour. An insane episode filled with so much content you'd question how it could possibly be fit into a fifty-minute and thirty-eight second timeframe....

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