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  <title>Ep 28 - Live From Shrine Mont Art Camp</title>
  <description>Following a long summer hiatus Marry Me is back with their first ever live episode! Over the past year, Kevin, Cullen and Susan have discussed camp on numerous occasions making this a fitting return live from Shrine Mont Art Camp. During the day Kevin and Cullen fielded questions from campers and then put on a live show for that night's evening program. In the absence of Susan Daughtry, the two were joined by Episcopalian Bishop Susan Goff. Questions answered include: Why did they choose marriage? How do you actually get married? Why can you object at a wedding? Can you fart at a wedding? Can you say no to a proposal? and How do you kiss someone?&#13;
Camper names have been changed to protect the innocent (Thanks to James Robin Adams for providing the&amp;amp;nbsp;phony&amp;amp;nbsp;names)&#13;
Check out Save The Arcadian&amp;amp;nbsp;(the band behind our wonderful theme music)&#13;
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Special Thanks to&amp;amp;nbsp;Shrine Mont Camps&amp;amp;nbsp;for letting us record this evening program and distribute it online.&#13;
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Be sure to send your questions in to&amp;amp;nbsp;marryme.annual@gmail.com</description>
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