The Episode 12 That Was

Hey there Gothamites! We've come back in from one of our wibbly-wobbly timey wimey adventures to entertain you once more! We even brought a companion along for the journey in the form of Sugars_girl! We have a short talk about the impending retirement of Nintendo of America's president. A couple of Netflix shows that Awesome recently binged. Talk some about the issue with that actor who faked a hate crime. Discuss how to schedule lives in a kink relationship and a lot more. Come partake in the fun with the Gotham Press Podcast -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FetLife/Discord/Facebook/BDSMlr/Twitter/YouTube/Spotify

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