EPISODE · Mar 23, 2021 · 1H 5M
TPRP EP14
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In this episode the guys rant and rave about the stuff that makes them the maddest! You'll hear talks about shopping carts, nosy people, and the word SCHMERE! Follow us on Instagram @thepr.podcast @nolanmcniel @djwoopig Send your questions in to [email protected]
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