🔒 BLAM Mini Episode - Only The Devil Has Horns....... or does he??

02/21/25 • 44 min

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In this BLAM episode we discuss Horns!

Thats right, did you know that people can grow their very own horns?? Well neither did we. Kate tells us how theses horns grow and some stories of people that actually live with real life horns!

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In this BLAM episode we discuss Horns!

Thats right, did you know that people can grow their very own horns?? Well neither did we. Kate tells us how theses horns grow and some stories of people that actually live with real life horns!

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