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Bud Smith is today's guest. His latest novel is called TEENAGER and its from Vintage Books. Make sure to follow Bud on twitter. Make sure to read the book and spread the good word on the internet.
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I've been reading a wonderful little book of poems called OMG THE DAY by Theo Thimo. Big Recommend!
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***INTRO MUSIC BY SIGHPILOT***
What Else?
I've been reading a wonderful little book of poems called OMG THE DAY by Theo Thimo. Big Recommend!
What Else?
If you enjoy the show, please leave a review on APPLE PODCASTS and consider supporting the podcast on PATREON.
Goodbye.
***INTRO MUSIC BY SIGHPILOT***
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