HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MALLIE!

An episode of the Friends in the Wild podcast, hosted by Mallie and Laura Grace, titled "HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MALLIE!" was published on November 22, 2024 and runs 56 minutes.

November 22, 2024 ·56m · Friends in the Wild

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This week we celebrate the brunette half of the podcast!! It's Mallie's 23rd birthday and the girls discuss all things Mallie Grace! 23 is set to be a BIG year for her; she's getting married, honeymooning, moving homes, and who knows what else! There's much to reflect on and even more to celebrate! Her only birthday wish is that everyone listen to this episode and all subsequent episodes! Happy Birthday to everyone's favorite podcast host!

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This week we celebrate the brunette half of the podcast!! It's Mallie's 23rd birthday and the girls discuss all things Mallie Grace! 23 is set to be a BIG year for her; she's getting married, honeymooning, moving homes, and who knows what else! There's much to reflect on and even more to celebrate! Her only birthday wish is that everyone listen to this episode and all subsequent episodes! Happy Birthday to everyone's favorite podcast host!

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