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Nov 30, 2018 36 min

Brell Talks | Episode # 5 | What Is Genderfluidity?

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||BRELL TALKS # 5|| NOVEMBER 30, 2018 ****** Thank you for taking time out your day to tune in to Brell Talks! Hello! So - I open the show with some personal thoughts on growth then express my opinion on a recent interview about Genderfluidity, a hot topic within the LGBT community. ****** Shout out to both my haters and supporters! Galatians 6:9. Links Visit the podcast website at Anchor: CLICK HERE! Listen to the Brell Radio Podcast Network on 10 different platforms (Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, Android & more!). Twitter Follow Brell @wonderbrell Follow Radio Oceania @TheRadioOceania Reddit Follow Brell (Username: Abrielle_Devyn) Instagram Follow Brell (Username: wonderbrell) Follow Brell Radio (Username: brellradio) *

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