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Guest host Heidi Harris fills in for Charlie James alongside Stacy and John JJ, kicking off the show with personal anecdotes about her father before reflecting on the importance of personal "ministry" in everyday life, particularly regarding her work with teenage girls. She then humorously critiques a news story involving an executive director at the Baltimore Rock Opera Society who faced accusations of cultural appropriation for wearing cornrows at Burning Man. Harris criticizes the organization's management for caving to complaints and implementing anti-racism training, comparing the situation to public figures like Bo Derek and Beyoncé wearing various hairstyles, before opening the lines for caller opinions.
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