May 11, 2022 25 min

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Welcome to my podcast. This episode is a little bit all over the place but you have to start somewhere right!? Joined by Lindsay Nelson, we talk about life and what is to come for FriendsCallMeStar. Bare with me. This is about to get really fun.

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