Episode #13- The Troubles With Ass Slapping - 6:26:20, 7.39 AM
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This is a monthly podcast that will cover one book, one album, and one film as suggested by the less-than-cryptic title. Our panel consists of two high school English teachers, one high school Art teacher, and a Neuropsychologist.
Episode #13- The Troubles With Ass Slapping - 6:26:20, 7.39 AM
Episode #13- The Troubles With Ass Slapping - 6:26:20, 7.39 AM by One Book, One Album, One Film
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