Strange Country Episode 11 features special guest and talented comedian Madelein Smith as Beth, Kelly and Madelein try to actually get to the story. Should Kelly rethink her position on witches? Is it ever ok to feed adult women donuts? And will you ever take your kids trick or treating again? Listen in for all the answers as well as to hear the special parable of the traveling pube.

As always cite your stuff:

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