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Apr 15, 2019 1 hr 16 min

Arielle Vandenberg

from UNSPOKEN Hosted by Miles Adcox and Ruthie Lindsey

In this episode of Unspoken, we have the unique joy and privilege to share our conversation with the beloved Arielle Vandenberg. Arielle is an actress, entertainer, creator, and host of The Only Child Podcast. She's one of the most popular people in online media today with well over a million people following her work. Her evolving film and television career has included everything from recurring roles in 'Meet the Browns', 'Greek', 'How I Met Your Mother', and 'CSI'. We traveled to LA to record this hilarious and deeply touching interview which brought expected laughter and some inspiring heartfelt tears. Arielle let us into a space that she doesn't often share publicly and we walked away with such respect for her and the work she does. Our hope is that Arielle's story reminds you to keep fighting, trust your gut, honor where you've come from, and continue to bring things into the light so they can't stay in the darkness. Follow along Arielle's journey and beautiful work here.

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