Twin City Talk Ep 14 – Britney Dent, Lead girls of nc & Teen choice coach

In episode 14 of Twin City Talk, Host Suzy Fielders and Producer Tim Beeman talk with Britney Dent the Teen Choice Coach and Director of Programs for LEAD Girls of NC. She shares about this vital organization that helps our local young girls, why she enjoys working with teens, and what she loves about Winston-Salem. Tune… Read More »Twin City Talk Ep 14 – Britney Dent, Lead girls of nc & Teen choice coach The post Twin City Talk Ep 14 – Britney Dent, Lead girls of nc & Teen choice coach first appeared on A Winston-Salem Inspired Podcast.

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