Wake-Up Crew

Beat The Press: 9-2-20

3 September 2020 Wake-Up Crew

Wednesdays mean “Beat The Press (With a B)” with Randy & The Crew. Randy and Kemp take a lighthearted look at the headlines you might have missed. Enjoy this week’s segment as we weigh in on Facebook trolls, muscle cars, and WiFi…

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