Thanks to Hanna Power at Count On 2 News, we now know of the haunting in South Battery. It's a hotel. It's haunted. We are not impressed. Photo: 92.5 Kickin' Country/Saga Communications
And now, prepare for the goosebumps:
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The boys talk with the wonderful Kelsea Ballerini.
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The boys talk about Brandon Lake’s upcoming Album Reveal Party.
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The boys give fashion advice…let the shenanigans ensue.
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The boys talk about Morgan Wallen’s performance on SNL.
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The boys discuss the name change to the candy Sour Patch Kids.
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