Waiting for the Train: Episode 55

Posted by Jenn Martinelli | Mar 27, 2017 | Waiting for the Train | 0 |

Waiting for the Train: Episode 55

We worked extra hard on the episode this week folks, so we hope you enjoy!

Topics: healthcare fail, women who aren’t helping, movie excitement from Acadia, what bothers BNev, Good Week/Bad Week and special appearances by CNev and a laundry basket.

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Reach For Success by Scott Holmes is licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial License

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