Unsatisfied Productions

Tails Of The Cowstomer

Society EN ↓ 27 Folgen

Blimey Cow's Unsatisfied Customers are tired of waiting for Josh Taylor to match them up with their future spouses, so Justine, Joshua, Bekah, and Daniel have taken it upon themselves to set up their fellow Customers on some Blimey Dates, along with interviews with couples already going strong to see how they do it. Will there Be satisfaction?! Stay Tuned!

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Unsatisfied Productions

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Society

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18. Aug 2024

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001: The Tail Begins Part 1 14.02.2021

We join Justine, David, Bekah, Daniel, and Joshua as they introduce the show and discuss what their plans and hopes for the future. The first half of and interview with Josh and Kelli Taylor is played, and as you await part 2, know that if they answer our questions correctly, they get to leave... This show.... What can we say? WE'RE ROMANTICS! Until then, they are stuck... In the goals zone....

000: A Tease Towards Satisfaction 07.02.2021

Here's a teaser of the first episode to come next week: The hosts talk of the beginnings and hopes for the podcast, ukulele music, also Josh and Kelli Taylor share their story of satisfaction. If you're excited to hear their story tune in next week on the first episode of Tails Of The Cowstomer!

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