We Talk Breast Cancer

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We talk breast cancer with Lauren Stripling. Lauren grew up in Fort Worth, Texas, where she was that girl who played the harp at your cousin's wedding. Colder climes called, and she got her B.A. in English from Yale before pursuing a Master's in Education while teaching English in the Bronx. She taught creative writing to thousands of students over a decade of work with Story Pirates and spent years singing as part of Musical Megawatt at the Magnet Theater. Now, Lauren is a script editor by day and a doting Dog Mom to Cookie Dough by always. radioactive playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3SGwJocxmtiDoQeUpYeMng?si=AlptM2lwTTu-vDuANKp3wA&pi=u-HBY4vjEtRLKo Follow Lauren at @striplingo on Instagram After this recording, Lauren's father passed away from cancer, we dedicate this episode to him. Show transcript bit.ly/3UKUymI

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