The Scottish Simmers Part 04

An episode of the The Scottish Simmers podcast, hosted by The Scottish Simmers, titled "The Scottish Simmers Part 04" was published on December 19, 2023 and runs 63 minutes.

December 19, 2023 ·63m · The Scottish Simmers

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Our very First Interview, we are joined by non other than Nardvillain! A fun interview! Join two Scottish women as they discuss their favourite obsession...The Sims!

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Our very First Interview, we are joined by non other than Nardvillain! A fun interview! Join two Scottish women as they discuss their favourite obsession...The Sims!

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