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In this important episode we hear guest Loryn Wilson Carter talk about race, space, and coming up black in a white community. Followed by a conversation with C & K, where as white women they unpack their own biases, as well as what they have in common.
Guests: Loryn Wilson Carter
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Hosted by: Caitlin Scholl and Katie Wilson
Sound Design & Editing by: Ian Carlsen
Mixing & Mastering by: Chris Burns
Opening music: “America” by Bill Callahan
Closing music: “This Land is Your Land” by Caitlin Scholl
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