Never Far from Home Ep. 25 - The Short White Bus

Episode 25 of the Never Far from Home podcast, hosted by Vladan Chase, titled "Never Far from Home Ep. 25 - The Short White Bus" was published on April 17, 2020 and runs 54 minutes.

April 17, 2020 ·54m · Never Far from Home

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Laura Bilski started skating when she was five years old. She loved the game right away, and found herself involved with it since those early days. She talks about her childhood, her high school years, and hockey-after-school. What an absolute pleasure it was, listening to Klarq.

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