The Dachshund Cutter | EP 31

from Wasted Wagons · host Patrick Taplin

DISCLAIMER: The first hour and 20 minutes of this episode is our recap of the St. Louis trip We are back from St. Louis and boy do we have stories to tell. Everyone survived and had a great time so we relive the whole adventure from train to "bus" to our last night. Bob Hutchinson is our guest and he speaks about his experience in St Louis but also has some comments for Todd and his beloved Ben McDonald. The Olympics are right around the corner and seemingly, some are more interested than others. The transfer portal is always a topic of discussion along with NIL, and Patrick has some thoughts on that along the way.

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