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Published by Connor McMaster and Casey Strong
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This week on 'What's the Matter' ... space cricket and the struggles of growing up a boy genius.
Evan Burr makes a guest appearance in this episode of 30% importance.
The investigation comes to a riveting conclusion. Listen to part 1 first... obviously. Follow us @w.t.m.podcast on Instagram If you have any questions or want us to discuss a certain topic, message us!
'A scoop of ice cream a recipe for murder a cold October' Follow us @w.t.m.podcast on Instagram If you have any questions or want us to discuss a certain topic, message us!
Put on your hardhats for the deconstruction of beauty from the perspective of a jailbird housewife. Guest analysis from acclaimed researcher and PHD, Dr. Brad. Follow us @w.t.m.podcast on Instagram If you have questions or want us to discuss a certain topic, message us!
Travel back with us to the year 1815 to discover the inspiration behind ABBA's hit song "Waterloo". Follow us @w.t.m.podcast on Instagram If you have questions or want us to discuss a certain topic message us!
Welcome to the new podcast 'What's the Matter?' with Casey and Connor. In this episode we discuss the importance of true beauty and how it relates to our woolly friends of the past. Follow us @w.t.m.podcast on Instagram If you have questions or want us to discuss a certain topic message us!
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