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Sep 2, 2019 44 min

The Red String, part 2

from Edges Hosted by Harley Takagi Kaner

Tia's story continues. (Go back and listen to "The Red String, part 1," if you haven't already.) If you want to support Edges Podcast, you can leave a rating or review on your podcast app, follow @EdgesPodcast on Twitter, or pledge to the show’s Patreon by going to http://patreon.com/edgespodcast. For $2 per month, you’ll receive a thank-you in the show notes of each episode; for $4, you’ll receive episodes three days early; for $7, you’ll have access to bonus content; and for $10, you’ll receive a thank-you in the show's closing credits. Thank you so much to Angel Acevedo, Benjamin Redman, Biconic Ace, Brittany Smith, Caroline Seidman, Colby Rowan, Gretchen Lucken, Harper, Jack, James, Javid R K, Kirsten Griffith, Laura D, Leslie Gideon, Meg Duberek, Michael Rudden, Red L, Reese, Samuel, Theora Rice, Tiamara Whetstone, and Vex Batchelder. The Edges logo is by Alice Chuang and original music is by Ryan Vibert. Edges Podcast is created and produced by Sophie Kaner.

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