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A COUNT VACULA™ episode.
In this week’s episode, Scotty and Count Vacula are having a great time playing in their pillow fort . . . that is, until the famous blanket-castle architect Jill Koy (Carly Ciarrocchi) shows up. She's convinced that a pillow fort “hastabee” built a certain way—but when she changes everything around, things start to get a little shaky!
A COUNT VACULA™ episode.
In this week’s episode, Scotty and Count Vacula are having a great time playing in their pillow fort . . . that is, until the famous blanket-castle architect Jill Koy (Carly Ciarrocchi) shows up. She's convinced that a pillow fort “hastabee” built a certain way—but when she changes everything around, things start to get a little shaky!
So, meet us under the couch cushions for another cozy COUNT VACULA™ chronicle!
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereA COUNT VACULA™ episode.
In this week’s episode, Scotty and Count Vacula are having a great time playing in their pillow fort . . . that is, until the famous blanket-castle architect Jill Koy (Carly Ciarrocchi) shows up. She's convinced that a pillow fort “hastabee” built a certain way—but when she changes everything around, things start to get a little shaky!
So, meet us under the couch cushions for another cozy COUNT VACULA™ chronicle!
Get more at: IMAGINENEIGHBORHOOD.org
Friend and follow us!
TWITTER, FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM
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