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Basement Chronicles #27: 3 Things a Woman Must Control (Part 1)

EPISODE · Jun 27, 2024 · 21 MIN

Basement Chronicles #27: 3 Things a Woman Must Control (Part 1)

from Basement Chronicles · host LISA DUBLIN

Today's episode is RIVETING! I listened again before publishing this, and I COULD NOT TEAR MYSELF AWAY from the podcast. The topic is "3 Things a Woman Must Control. Part 1". We're talking about controlling your sex life, your food and your money. Today's episode is pretty intimate and powerful, so hold on tight for dear life.  Hey, can you leave me a review? Watch this video to know how: https://youtu.be/81JsYEqfL04?si=FaT9UAxiiezSnRMN  Here is how to Rate, Review & Follow on Apple! Click on the show in Apple Podcasts, scroll to the bottom of my podcast until you see the five stars! Tap the stars to rate, and then select "Write a Review". Thank you! Don't forget to follow me on Linkedin, Youtube and Instagram. I am no longer on Facebook! Here's my Youtube poetry channel: https://www.youtube.com/@lisamdublin. Please like and subscribe! I've got some AWESOME FREEBIES on my website for you at www.lisamdublin.com/FREE Follow me on Amazon! My new novella, GOOD GIRLS GONE WIFE, is out! You can get it on Amazon.com here: https://a.co/d/aDEutsJ   My first novella, How George Jones Saved Christmas is on Amazon, here: https://a.co/d/hyjlZi3  I hope you enjoyed this podcast! I would love to hear what you think of this episode! Email me at [email protected] 

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