• S4 Episode 9- w_ Jim Rodgers- If your injured, your out, if your hurt

  • Jun 24 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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S4 Episode 9- w_ Jim Rodgers- If your injured, your out, if your hurt

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  • Special shout-out to SeatGeek for sponsoring todays episode. I recently became a brand ambassador for them. SeatGeek is a ticket app that takes the confusion out of buying tickets. They put a 0-10 score on each ticket, so you know if your getting a good or bad deal (green=good, red=bad). My viewers get $20 off their FIRST ticket purchase with my code: INJUREDLISTPOD. Click the link in the description below to download the app.

    Remember Code: INJUREDLISTPOD

    https://seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/teamseatgeek

    Special Thank you to Jim Rodgers, of Belly Up Media network for coming on the show and providing some great content for our listeners. We look forward to working with Jim going forward.

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    SeatGeek is a ticketing app that helps you find the best deals for seats to your favorite events. They compile the best deals out there so you do not have to. Simply search the site for the best deals, green means good and red means bad. Use my code: INJUREDLISTPOD and get $20 off your first purchase with SeatGeek. SeatGeek discount: Use code: INJUREDLISTPOD and get $20 off your first SeatGeek order: https://seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/teamseatgeek

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