Episode 10: Take Down Hate

Kristen and Loren discuss Charlottesville and dea…

An episode of the The Left Field podcast, hosted by Kristen & Loren, titled "Episode 10: Take Down Hate" was published on August 18, 2017 and runs 48 minutes.

August 18, 2017 ·48m · The Left Field

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Kristen and Loren discuss Charlottesville and dealing with triggers in the workplace.

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Kristen and Loren discuss Charlottesville and dealing with triggers in the workplace.

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