S1:E8-Chris Mallee Interview

Episode 8 of the Birds of a Feather podcast, hosted by Andrew Smith, titled "S1:E8-Chris Mallee Interview" was published on May 26, 2020 and runs 58 minutes.

May 26, 2020 ·58m · Birds of a Feather

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Chris Mallee of 4th and Jawn joins the show to talk quarantine and Covid-19, the Eagles offseason thus far, and what we can expect from the Eagles in this unprecedented season! Keep up with the podcast by following @DrizzyPhilly on Twitter, and if you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe, leave 5-stars and a review! You can also sign up for Andrew's Patreon at patreon.com/drizzydrew and for only $1 a month, you can get even more content about the Eagles and Philadelphia sports as a whole!

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Chris Mallee of 4th and Jawn joins the show to talk quarantine and Covid-19, the Eagles offseason thus far, and what we can expect from the Eagles in this unprecedented season!

Keep up with the podcast by following @DrizzyPhilly on Twitter, and if you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe, leave 5-stars and a review!

You can also sign up for Andrew's Patreon at patreon.com/drizzydrew and for only $1 a month, you can get even more content about the Eagles and Philadelphia sports as a whole!

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