The Basement Daughter!
from Kenneth Frankly Hosted by Kenneth Frankly Productions
On this week's episode: We review the Ms. Lauryn Hill & Nas concert, discuss all the people that look like Kenny, share our first listener voicemail (!), recall elbow macaroni power outages, have big fat deal breakers, love dogs, DON'T out Demi Lovato and dick people to death! Enjoy!
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This episode was published on October 4, 2017.
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