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Literally, Your Average Podcast

by Brian Johnson

In-depth discussion of everyday life as told by regular folks

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Episodes

  1. Hello. Again. Covid.

    Title says it all

  2. Reliving the 2000s

    We take time to remember the big events that occurred during the decade of “the 2000s.”

  3. What Would You do if You Won the Lottery?

    We take a quick, quick peak into what each of us would do if we won the lottery. What would YOU do?

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

In-depth discussion of everyday life as told by regular folks

HOSTED BY

Brian Johnson

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In-depth discussion of everyday life as told by regular folks

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Literally, Your Average Podcast is created and hosted by Brian Johnson.
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