What A Week! #12 - Shila Nathan
This week we have the incomparable Shila Nathan on our show! Shila has been a fixture in radio personalities all over the country for the last 15 years. From her work with Danny Bonaduce, fighting Octomom, and being on one of the top rated afternoon drive time shows in Chicago. She is a geyser of knowledge, experience, and humor. We are grateful that she came in to blow our minds, not once, but twice.
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