ep 28 - Robbed in Bali & Getting Fired

Episode 28 of the Shiplife TV podcast, hosted by Jordan Martin, titled "ep 28 - Robbed in Bali & Getting Fired" was published on August 30, 2020 and runs 116 minutes.

August 30, 2020 ·116m · Shiplife TV

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Today's episode is a special late night podcast with Alexis Soto and Lisa Peterson! Lex and Lisa join Carlotta and me in telling some interesting stories about our cruise ship experiences. It's not a short podcast, so grab a drink and hang out!

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Today's episode is a special late night podcast with Alexis Soto and Lisa Peterson! Lex and Lisa join Carlotta and me in telling some interesting stories about our cruise ship experiences. It's not a short podcast, so grab a drink and hang out!

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