Burn Them Sheets!

Everyday People Doing Everyday S***

Episode 16 of the Everyday People podcast, hosted by Ant Pruitt, titled "Burn Them Sheets!" was published on September 6, 2019 and runs 26 minutes.

September 6, 2019 ·26m · Everyday People

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Summary

Hello everyone. Thanks for tuning in and checking out our podcast. We appreciate all of your support. We’re back after concluding our trek and just wanted to share a few minutes of tidbits and experience. Just a few minutes.

Episode Description

Shout out to my man Vinny and my man Dave. Give Vinny a follow over on Instagram and check out his contest. Give Dave a follow over on Twitter and check out his fascinating writing and photography.

Shout out to my man Yuk and his podcast for his continued support. Be sure to subscribe to his show. Thank you to Captain Jeff and the APG Crew for their support of our show. Follow them if you’re an aviation nut like myself.

Thank you Panfur for your musical support of our show. If you’re a musician, give them a shout as they’ll help you get paid for your art.

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