February is coming to an end my friends, and on this episode of my podcast I share random thoughts about a winter without snow, Texas trying to ban the abortion pill for all 50 states, and what to binge on while Marjorie Taylor Greene tries to put the US through a red-blue divorce.
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Episode Transcripts:
Ep. 284: February Ends
Ep. 283: Random Thoughts On A Dark & Cold February Night
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