
Show Notes
Heather Morris is back to celebrate the 200th episode of this lil' Glodcast! Heather and I talk about everything: Beyoncé, her relationship with Dianna Agron and we definitively get an answer to what Heather's best vocal from the series is. This is such a fun episode! Thank you to everyone who's supported this podcast. Love y'all!
Songs this episode include:
Disco Inferno
We Are Young
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