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Episode - 34 - Potholes in the Road to Stardom

EPISODE · May 31, 2017 · 40 MIN

Episode - 34 - Potholes in the Road to Stardom

from Chatterbox Rocks · host Hosted by Liz Tapia and Suzanne DeCree

This week, Liz and Suzanne try to help you avoid some of the potholes you might hit on the road to superstardom.

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