Welcome back to Everybody's Crazy with April and Savannah! 🎙️
We're at the halfway mark, energy checked, spirit animals assigned - and yes, plug-ins are officially canceled. This episode's giving soft bragging, strong opinions, financial chaos, and emotional plot twists.
Some callers are leveling up, but scared to say it, while others are spending like it's cartel money with zero savings, and another is trying love again after life hit back hard.
It's about starting over, lighting the good candle, and figuring out if it's really ambition or self-sabotage in a cute outfit. Be sure to hit subscribe so you don't miss what's next!
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