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On this episode, I got to talk to the very funny John Ryan Benavides! He is a local Los Angeles improviser and comedian. He talks about how he is able to funnel some of the noises of BiPolar into a very funny and useful tool. We talk about the importance of mommas and parents, and the danger of watching T.V. while driving(spoiler, it's super dangerous!)
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