My Lucky Penny

Episode 1 of the Strange Somethings Radio podcast, hosted by Kapns, titled "My Lucky Penny" was published on October 3, 2019 and runs 6 minutes.

October 3, 2019 ·6m · Strange Somethings Radio

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Summary

Hector is an always bored guy. He goes to his favourite bar, only to see his sports team lose again. He will soon stat gaining a plethora of luck from his new lucky charm... Note From The Creator - Sorry the audio was not the best. The longer this projected goes on, the better the audio will be. I hope you have enjoyed anyway!

Episode Description

Hector is an always bored guy. He goes to his favourite bar, only to see his sports team lose again. He will soon stat gaining a plethora of luck from his new lucky charm... Note From The Creator - Sorry the audio was not the best. The longer this projected goes on, the better the audio will be. I hope you have enjoyed anyway!

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