Minisode 4: Shower Puffs, Cucumber Melon, and Raid Bug Spray (All About Bath+Body Works)

It's our first listener-chosen minisode and it's allllll about Bath and Body Works! Douse yourself in some Sun-Ripened Raspberry Body Spray, and get ready to learn about lawsuits, fictional founders, and gazillions of 3-wick candles.

Also: shoutout to our friend Reyna and her brand Botica Botanica. If you're in the market for a new fragrance (for your home or body) and BBW isn't your thing, check out Reyna's line!

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