Ep. 699, Psmith in the City, Part 1 of 6, by P.G. Wodehouse
Release Date: 10/02/2020
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What with the pandemic wearing away our souls to threads right now, and with everything else going on, I figured the last thing we needed was more horror stories right now. I mean, we’re living in one, right?
And so, for the month of October, instead of our typical monster/ horror stories, we’re going to be going to London with Mike and Psmith, and hear their adventures.
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