EPISODE · Feb 23, 2023 · 44 MIN
Was King Arthur Real??: Avalon High
from Childhood Trash
In this episode of Childhood Trash, Maggie and Pia talk about their favorite Arthurian retelling that Disney Channel ever made, Avalon High.Follow our socials!Instagram: @childhoodtrashpodPia: @pialaplacaMaggie: @maggienkeating
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