EPISODE · Feb 14, 2020 · 57 MIN
The one off session
from Heavy · host Lokia Owens
Thanks to all of the awesome people who took the time to send me questions. Thank you for trusting me with an opinion, no matter how crazy it might be. I hope you enjoy and please send me more questions and maybe your answers to the questions you hear on this episode. Follow me on Instagram and Snapchat at @lokowens and twitter @kaio30
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