ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week on Round Robin, Tracy, Christine, and Nina are clocking in for some of the strangest jobs on Earth—and nobody told Christine and Nina what those jobs actually are.
Would you do them? How much would someone have to pay you? And if you absolutely HAD to choose one as your new career—which job are you taking?
It's weird. It's fascinating. It's occasionally disgusting. And somehow... that's a job.
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Hosted, edited and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine and Nina Mulligan
Written by Tracy Preston
Original music created exclusively for Round Robin by Tracy Preston
Original artwork by Todd Preston
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