17.23 – MU Plus+ Podcast
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17.23 – MU Plus+ Podcast

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A terrible New Zealand tragedy intertwined with one man’s ongoing psychic connections with alleged divine beings to reveal a truly disturbing story.

Then get ready to rumble as Bigfoot territorial battles that would make Tina Turner in Mad Max proud ensue. Following this we discover why it’s dangerous to urinate on a deserted highway in the middle of the night when mythical creatures are lurking in the darkness.

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