EPISODE · Feb 19, 2020 · 35 MIN
S2.Ep.2 Irrational childhood fears
from Almost There · host Almost There
Spiders? Ghosts? People talking about something in a different language you don't understand? Fear are irrational, and we're here for them. Listen to our ridiculous fears and commiserate with us on how horrifying parents are.
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Spiders? Ghosts? People talking about something in a different language you don't understand? Fear are irrational, and we're here for them. Listen to our ridiculous fears and commiserate with us on how horrifying parents are.
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Spiders? Ghosts? People talking about something in a different language you don't understand? Fear are irrational, and we're here for them. Listen to our ridiculous fears and commiserate with us on how horrifying parents are.
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