The Mea Culpa Podcast Makes The Trump Criminal Trial Jury Questionnaire! + A Conversation with Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps”Sullivan

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Today we welcome for the first time, Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps”Sullivan, the creators and stars of the popular podcast “I’ve Had It”. They first took the world by storm with their Bravo series “Sweet Home Oklahoma” — where they exported their idyllic hometown for all it was worth. Their brand is “no feelings spared” as they approach the burning issues of the moment. Or at least the issues that burn them the most. Don’t ask them to bring a casserole to your event or to celebrate international snow cone day with you, because they’ve HAD IT.

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