Hair Transplant Surgery

Episode 18 of the Unshaming podcast, hosted by Jor Gonsalves / Ronald Hinton, titled "Hair Transplant Surgery" was published on July 20, 2021 and runs 36 minutes.

July 20, 2021 ·36m · Unshaming

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Send a text What's it like losing a core piece of your identity? Losing a core sense of belonging? Hair. In this episode, we explore these questions through the hair loss journey of Ronald Hinton, who documented his experience in the new documentary My Hair, My Rules. You can stream My Hair, My Rules, here. You can support Unshaming at patreon.com/unshaming. #StayUnshaming with us at instagram.com/unshaming and unshamingpodcast.com.

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What's it like losing a core piece of your identity? Losing a core sense of belonging? Hair. In this episode, we explore these questions through the hair loss journey of Ronald Hinton, who documented his experience in the new documentary My Hair, My Rules.

You can stream My Hair, My Rules, here.

You can support Unshaming at patreon.com/unshaming. #StayUnshaming with us at instagram.com/unshaming and unshamingpodcast.com.

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