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from Sensory Overload · host Ali & John

Ali & John return to the mics for 2025 and our very special guest... fire. Lots of fire. And also, we talk about the trash fire that is Special Education. So it's like a themed episode, dig? L.A.'s new favorite app, Watch Duty: Watch Duty GoFundMes of peoples we know who lost homes in the fires: Help the Apodaca and Fenard Families The Soul Points Fund Eaton Fire Community Relief Displaced Black Families GoFundMe Relief The Collaboration LA Fire Response Sensory Overload Instagram Sensory Overload Facebook

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Ali & John return to the mics for 2025 and our very special guest... fire. Lots of fire. And also, we talk about the trash fire that is Special Education. So it's like a themed episode, dig?

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