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It's not easy being green... or living in Florida.
This week Maddie and Mackenzie discuss urban legends of swamp witches! Listen to the end to hear the sisters debate what kind of witches they would classify their favorite famous women (Cher, Miss Piggy, Rupaul, etc.) as.
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