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In this episode I confess that I truly believe I can talk to rocks. There. I said it. I hope we can move forward from here. Let’s sit down, make some metaphorical s’mores and have a fireside chat about comedy, how broke I am, and what makeup I used to buy before I was broke. I promise not to put you to sleep!

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This episode was published on June 28, 2021.

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In this episode I confess that I truly believe I can talk to rocks. There. I said it. I hope we can move forward from here. Let’s sit down, make some metaphorical s’mores and have a fireside chat about comedy, how broke I am, and what makeup I used...

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