War of the Roses, catching cheaters one at a time! Listeners call the Z Morning Zoo and put their boyfriend/husband to the ultimate test will they or wont they choose them. The Zoo calls the boyfriend/husband and offers him a dozen free red roses to send to anyone they want. The ultimate test is, will they choose the right person.
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She still wants an explanation from her husband. She’ll forgive him.
stupid
red flags on this dude..
Uh oh!!!
The show is so incredibly insensitive to the callers, especially given that most outcomes are negative. People find out the worst things about their spouses and you guys make jokes surrounding it. It feels so cringy even just listening to it all.
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War of the Roses launched 7 years ago and published 255 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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