OSOL #6 Teddy Does Mens Hair

An episode of the Xeni Boom Our Stories Out Loud podcast, hosted by Xeni Boom, titled "OSOL #6 Teddy Does Mens Hair" was published on September 19, 2017 and runs 4 minutes.

September 19, 2017 ·4m · Xeni Boom Our Stories Out Loud

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Use descriptions in your brain's databases even if outside currently popular references. When you wrIte what you know it connects with people, your people. Be true. Thanks Ambrose and Bensound.

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Use descriptions in your brain's databases even if outside currently popular references. When you wrIte what you know it connects with people, your people. Be true. Thanks Ambrose and Bensound.

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