DeWine Time & Ditching the Bra
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Bubbles and Banter
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After a monthlong hiatus due to a severe case of the flu, I'm back! Today we're discussing why women are ditching underwire bras while working from home during social distancing and why I'm totally on board with this. If you're not from Ohio you may not know about our two amazing leaders guiding us through this coronavirus crisis. I highly recommend reading up on Dr. Amy Acton and why she's an inspiration to everyone! Two Ohio apparel brands have actually created t-shirts paying homage to Governor Mike DeWine and Dr. Acton. You'll soon learn why 2 p.m. every day is now "DeWine time". I end the episode with a long-winded discussion about my love for Real Housewives and why now is the perfect time to dive into a franchise if you've never dabbled. Just call it a history lesson into the amazingness that is Real Housewives!
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