The Cake Show: Gaardsy's Back, Back Again

Justin Gaard makes his triumphant return to The Cake Show. The best thing he's seen all week moves up in show segments, it's the curious case of the Greek Freak and his humility. The House Band, Pat Micheletti, returns as well. Then some very special in studio guests to talk the upcoming Pine Tree Apple Tennis Classic benefitting Children's MN.

An episode of the The Cake Show podcast, hosted by Justin Gaard (KFXN), titled "The Cake Show: Gaardsy's Back, Back Again" was published on July 18, 2021 and runs 89 minutes.

July 18, 2021 ·89m · The Cake Show

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Justin Gaard makes his triumphant return to The Cake Show. The best thing he's seen all week moves up in show segments, it's the curious case of the Greek Freak and his humility. The House Band, Pat Micheletti, returns as well. Then some very special in studio guests to talk the upcoming Pine Tree Apple Tennis Classic benefitting Children's MN.

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Justin Gaard makes his triumphant return to The Cake Show. The best thing he's seen all week moves up in show segments, it's the curious case of the Greek Freak and his humility. The House Band, Pat Micheletti, returns as well. Then some very special in studio guests to talk the upcoming Pine Tree Apple Tennis Classic benefitting Children's MN.

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