CORRECTION! Shannon Dugas of “The Couch” Radio Show interviews Tim Simpson, member of Phoenix Tears

Posted on June 15, 2017

THE CORRECT TITLE SHOULD BE:

SHANNON DUGAS OF “THE COUCH” RADIO SHOW INTERVIEWS TIM ALLEN, MEMBER OF PHOENIX TEARS!

THE TITLE NAME WAS INCORRECTLY REPORTED AS “TIM SIMPSON”, AND I APOLOGIZE FOR THE ERROR!

THE STORY REMAINS THE SAME!

THE LINKS ARE CORRECT.

Shannon Dugas of “The Couch” Radio Show interviews Tim Allen, member of Phoenix Tears

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