Since Morgan Glennon wasn't a full-time Supergirl Radio co-host until the end of Supergirl Season 1, she wanted to revisit the episodes she missed out on discussing! In this episode, Rebecca Johnson joins her LIVE [and WIRED] to hear her thoughts about "Truth, Justice and the American Way".
Note: Rebecca's memory failed her! Jeff Branson played Ronan Malloy on The Young and The Restless.
Episode Links
- Supergirl Radio's Lexi Alexander Interview
- Supergirl Radio Season 1 - "Truth, Justice annd the American Way"
- ‘Sheba’ Drama From Chantelle Wells, Azie Tesfai & Ryan Coogler’s Proximity Media In Works At Onyx Collective
- Master Jailer in DC Comics
- "We Can Be Heroes"
- Boardroom or Ballroom - Master Jailer
- Facet
- Krypton on CW Seed
- Rachel Finds Out About Chandler and Monica (Friends)
- Gay Gals Watch: Trashy TV and GBBO with Morgan and Mike
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