Test Episode 2 with Christine Whelan
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What Am I Doing Here?
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In order to bring our podcast to life, we ran two test interviews to help us practice and refine our ideas. This is our conversation with Christine Whelan. Christine is a clinical professor in the School of Human Ecology at UW - Madison.
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