Everest Nevraumont - Super Supreme Dictorial Presidential Empress
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Everest Nevraumont - Super Supreme Dictorial Presidential Empress
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A new Episode of the Tyrant In Training podcast.
Today’s guest is winner of the central Texas History Bee Everest Nevraumont. 10 years old and competing at this years National and World History Bee!
You can follow Everest along on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/theeverestera2015/ And her dad has a blog where he writes about Everest and him working together: https://everestera.substack.com/ On Tyrant In Training, Everest pretends to be a 30 year old Dictorial Presidential Empress of the island of Mt. Everest Junior. According to legend, The tyrannical leader was born on the top of Mount Everest (Sr.) and is either Taylor Swifts daughter or Taylor Swift herself. Also, that recent scandal where the tyrant was accused of sleeping in the local bowling alley after consuming 3 gallons of ice-cream was actually just a disgruntled employee who tried to frame Everest. He's been caught and sent to the US but not anywhere close to Everest's grandparents.You can subscribe to the tyrant in training podcast everywhere you find podcasts. The Tyrant In Training Podcast website
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