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Sep 30, 2022 58 min

The Scared Aware Program

from Barely Famous

Kail talks to Kristen talk about the Jeffrey Dahmer series on Netflix and they both try to figure out why America is so obsessed with true crime. Kristen shares a frightening story about almost getting kidnapped in her front yard. Kail tries to guess what the kids would do if they were in a kidnapping situation. While discussing ways to be safer as a woman in the world, Kail thinks she may have been tricked by a food delivery person a few weeks ago.

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