Things my Dad used to say!

Episode 14 of the Dad Pack Podcast podcast, hosted by Dad Pack, titled "Things my Dad used to say!" was published on May 25, 2022 and runs 44 minutes.

May 25, 2022 ·44m · Dad Pack Podcast

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In this episode we talk about things our Dads used to say/do that we do now, Joey gives his review on the new Dr. Strange movie, and we end it on a game of would you rather.

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In this episode we talk about things our Dads used to say/do that we do now, Joey gives his review on the new Dr. Strange movie, and we end it on a game of would you rather.

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