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Shanghai Used to Be Disney World for Adults | Drop A Pin Ep. 105

This week, Donnie takes us inside his wildest stories from living in Shanghai, China! From hanging out with rappers and meeting NBA players to cooking frogs, partying, and experiencing the city's crazy nightlife, Donnie shares some of his most unforgettable adventures abroad. Hea ...  Show more

From Jacksonville to the Panhandle: The Ultimate North Florida Deep Dive | Drop A Pin Ep. 104

Chaps and Donnie kick off a brand-new segment taking a deep dive into Jacksonville! We sit down with folks around the office and special guests to talk about their hometowns—covering local history, food, music, and more! Later in the episode, Ronny Doitche stops by to give us his ...  Show more

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