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Danielle and Craig Talk About Being An Only Child

1 h 46 min · 27. maalis 2025
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Danielle interviews Craig about being an only child and along the way they talk about mixed tapes; aging parents; Buffy's and Dick Stacey's Country Jamboree (if you know, you know); cheese bread at the Coffee Mill Restaurant and plenty more 80's nostalgia. Be sure and check out the Hills of Albert Mines as referenced in this episode.  It's a short episode with an amazing story! Disclaimer:  this audio was recorded in the Spring of 2024 and any views expressed are in keeping with that time period. Support the show [https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NeverNotTalking]

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