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    Comedy

    4.24.20 – 7.27.21 ISH

    Comedian Emma Willmann has created the FIRST PODCAST EVER.
    This was in response to the COVID lockdowns. Fun interviews and other shenanigans.

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    JESSIKA KIRSON "Which Disney character would you murder?" Jun 08, 2020
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    Which Disney character would you murder? In this episode, Jessica Kirson and I talk about why she would kill Elsa from Frozen, the reason she didn’t mind sucking dick in high school and what it was like checking into gay rehab. Jessica Kirson is a powerhouse on stage. Jessica’s act is a hilariously relatable performance of sheer silliness, vulnerability, and ridiculous characters. Her countless comedic character videos have racked up over 30 million views on social media. Her audience is multigenerational, creating an excuse for large groups of friends and families to spend a night out together. Jessica opens the show speaking about what it was like pledging for a sorority and meeting her first girlfriend. Then, Jessica moved to Lesbianville – she felt a little out of place. However, she was doing so many drugs then, so she needed to get away from her family. Jessica would do cocaine alone; nobody knew about it. She was very good at hiding it, yet she can’t believe that she did drugs alone. Also, Jessica didn’t even like cocaine, it made her super paranoid- she would hear things and sit and listen for two hours. Plus, Jessica speaks about sending marijuana through the mail. Then, Jessica talks about sending herself to gay rehab. She Googled the rehab herself! Jessica is blessed that she is able to take care of herself. When she made it to rehab, Jessica sat in the waiting room for ten hours because she needed a room by herself. Her family knew that she went to rehab and even visited her. Later, Jessica speaks about doing phone therapy – every time she sits down for a session, she feels enraged. Sometimes Jessica is so angry that she feels like no one understands her. Stay tuned as Jessica speaks about phone therapy, killing Elsa from Frozen, and fighting during the quarantine. In this Episode: [ 9:15 ] Pledging for a sorority [ 11:15 ] Why Jessica doesn’t mind giving blow jobs [ 12:45 ] About moving to Lesbianville [ 13:50 ] Jessica liked doing drugs alone [ 17:20 ] Sending weed through the mail [ 20:20 ] About going to gay rehab [ 29:30 ] Why Jessica won’t be playing clubs soon [ 38:00 ] Jessica is doing phone therapy [ 44:00 ] How Jessica gets to feel comfortable [ 50:35 ] When Jessica used to wear skirts and dresses [ 53:30 ] About getting chased in a nightmare [ 57:00 ] Why Jessica wants to kill Elsa from Frozen [ 60:30 ] Fighting as a couple during the quarantine Quotes: “I like choking on food, so I didn’t mind sucking a dick.” “It’s very self-destructive to do cocaine alone.” “I need my own room in rehab.” “I wish I could kill Elsa in front of people.” Links Mentioned: Jessica’s Website: https://jessicakirson.com/ Relatively Sane: https://jessicakirson.com/podcast/ Jessica’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessykirson/ Support Jessica at www.Patreon.com/JessicaKirson Email me: emmasbunker@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/support


    Petey Deabru "What's it like to find a loaded gun in your new car? Jun 05, 2020
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    **all ad dollars going to BLM organization In this episode of Emma's Bunker, she brings on an interesting guest Petey Deabru. He's also known as "The People Champs." Petey takes us into his crazy tail of life experiences. Starting from how someone tried to set him up by putting a loaded gun into his car to Why the heck Mike Tyson changed his life. Petey DeAbreu Repping the tough streets of the BX, Petey DeAbreu is a fast-rising star on the New York City comedy scene. He has appeared at the Greenwich Village Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, New York Comedy Club, and EastVille Comedy Club. He recognized the power of humor at an early age, using it as a pre-emptive strike to keep from getting beaten up at school and around his 'hood. Petey sheds some light on his life story of what inspired him to be a comedian coupled with some tidbits from Emma. He opens up on his first lockup experience, losing virginity while getting caught at the same time, his passion for making people laugh, and why the motivational speaking thing worked out for him. TimeStamps: [3:34] What's it like to found a loaded gun in your brand new car? [24:20] Petey talks about his Daddy issues [28:33] How Emma got fired from her first job? [31:00] Highschool conversations [37:22] How he got into Comedy [50:11] What Mike Tyson instilled in Petey's brain that changed his perspective on life [55:33] Petey's story when he trolled a racist comedian on the stage [61:04] When did dating start in his life [72:18] How Petey made his way to become a Producer [80:44] Is manifestation real? [89:33] Why Italians don't snitch? Quotes: "If I could read a menu and make people laugh. That means I can talk about anything and make people laugh because it's not necessarily what the content is, it's how you deliver it." I'm just happy to be able to go out to conjugate with my friends and hang out with a bunch of people. I just feel good to be abled or to be allowed to hang out with each other. "A lot of our lives turned into trying to make sense of everything." "That's such a mindfuck to realize when you've people skills, but it's nothing you can put in a resume." "We're conditioned and taught how to accept the L's instead of being conditioned on this is how you win." "Yo, winners take Ls and come back early the next day. Winners have different perspectives in their minds. They perceive shit differently. They look it more of like "Rejection and loss just make my story better." "It's a coping mechanism if you're not getting opportunities; it's like not setting you up to wanna keep trying to. If you don't keep getting opportunities, you're less likely to keep trying." "A lot of times, when you roll with knuckleheads, you can't turn your life around." "In comedy, I got to be a coach, director, and main actor, everybody." Links Mentioned: Petey's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pdeezjokes/ Petey's Website: https://www.pdeezjokes.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/support


    Andrew Collin "The website I started, ended up being a Porn website" Emma Willmann Jun 01, 2020
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    "Website I started, ended up being a Porn website." Here's the URL…. In this episode of Emma's Bunker, she sits down with the amazing Andrew Collins. Andrew Opens up how he went through a bumpy ride of quick rich schemes to make 480K in a snap, how his parents' separation turned his life upside down, and what it's like for a jew to be in a Christian school. And yes, we didn't talk about Andrew's sex life(oh, come on) Andrew Collin is a Brooklyn-based comic and sharp-witted storyteller. He has been featured in the Brooklyn Comedy Festival and is a regular at clubs such as Broadway, New York Comedy Club, and The Creek and The Cave. He's been featured on Tuesdays With Stories with Mark Normand and Joe List and can be seen on Real World New Orleans (1999) for three minutes. Do check out Andrew's Podcast for more hilarious conversations. TimeStamps: [00:42] Difference between ADD and ADHD [7:44] Who is Andrew Collins? [19:30] 480K Real Estate deal and College Nostalgia [27:44] Cocaine Vibes in Norland [32:34] How parents divorce impacted Andrew's life [47:39] Are you tired of being a Muslim? [50:10] Acting vs. Stand up [56:21] How Andrew being a jew made it to a Christian school [61:47] Andrew life when growing up in college and female friends [74:50] How COVID-19 facilitated speed dating Quotes: "In podcasting, you get to be funny in a way; you exactly wanna be funny." "You connect to people, they do a deal, and in 4 months you have a Mercedes." "If you picture something you want, you're more likely to move in that direction, but you have to take movement in that direction." "You almost get destroyed for not having a strong opinion in politics. Which then forced you to be in something you really don't care about." "Being angry takes a lot of energy, once that energy goes away, you can't be angry anymore." "It's just amazing to get to a point or live somewhere where you don't have to talk about what you've stereotyped your whole life." "Someone believing in you is the nicest thing in the world when you're trying to do something creative." "If you just do stuff that naturally fits with your personality, then that can create possibilities that are even better too." Links Mentioned: Andrew's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewtcollin/ Hannah Berner IG: https://www.instagram.com/beingbernz/ Andrew's Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/puddles-with-andrew-collin/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/support


    Jessie Jolles | “A rolling backpack is my trademark.” | EMMA Willmann May 29, 2020
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    No one can save you except for you. In this episode, Jessie Jolles and I talk about being the hero of our own story, disordered eating, and Jessie reveals her childhood trademark. Jessie Jolles is a writer/comedian living in Queens, New York. She’s worked for over 2 years as a writer/director for Betches Media where her videos have millions of views. She’s also written standup for personalities like Taylor Strecker (The Taylor Strecker Show) and Stassi Schroeder (Vanderpump Rules). She was 1 of 100 creators from around the world selected for YouTube's “Women in Comedy” Production Program. You can hear her on her podcast No Such Thing As Love with Claire Burns and her new podcast with Chris Burns (aka Fat Carrie Bradshaw) called Middle Children. Jessie and I open the show about our shared terrible experience with toxic power. We were both babies! It's a miracle we didn't quit the comedy business back then. Plus, an article came out validating that something was wrong with the CEO. Jessie learned that she needed to make money separately, so she didn't make creative decisions based on money. Everything suffers if you make decisions based on money. Jessie dives deep into her childhood. Being an overweight kid really shapes everything. Jessie did not let her parents control her eating habits. After summer camp, Jessie's dad said she was unrecognizable because she had gained so much weight. In high school, Jessie thought the key to success was losing weight. Summer camp was a buffet, Jessie felt like she could finally eat because her parents weren't around. Jessie had a rolling backpack in high school – it was her trademark. However, it seriously made her a target for bullies. We talk about dyslexia and being the "special" class growing up. Jessie's mom always knew she was smart, she just learned differently. Instead of cheating, Jessie would cram, make up a song, and learn it. Presentations in high school were also fantastic – she considered it like a performance. Jessie would trick people into doing work for her in college. However, texting has been such a problem for Jessie. In fact, she broke up with someone because she misread one of their text messages. Stay tuned as we talk about Jessie's dating history and what happened after Jessie realized she had an eating disorder. In this Episode: [ 0:05 ] Our lousy experience together [ 18:50 ] About Jessie’s childhood [ 28:00 ] Having dyslexia and being in the “special” class [ 45:30 ] Jessie broke up with someone over a misread text message [ 51:00 ] Cheating on tests in high school [ 53:40 ] How Jessie tricked people into doing her work in college [ 54:55 ] When Jessie started taking ADD stimulants [ 64:20 ] About Jessie’s parents and her childhood acting career [ 69:00 ] When Jessie started dating [ 80:00 ] After Jessie realized she had an eating disorder Quotes: “My shape was cubic.” “A rolling backpack is my trademark.” “I pulled all my hair out.” “I was the first one eliminated in any spelling bee.” “Everything came back to food for me.” “I’m funny as hell and deep as a well.” Links Mentioned: Jessie’s Website: Jessie’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessiejolles/ No Such Thing as Love: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-such-thing-as-love/id1464027373 Email me: emmasbunker@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/support


    ASHLEY GAVIN (We're Having GAY Sex) | What makes you happy? | Emma Willmann May 28, 2020
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    What makes you happy? In this episode, Ashley Gavin and I talk about how to be happy, getting permanently kicked off of TikTok for panda porn, and Ashley reveals the details behind her Dane Cook vision board. Ashley Gavin is a New York based, nationally touring comedian. Her comedy has been featured on Hulu, FOX, AXS TV, SiriusXM Comedy, Refinery29, Elite Daily, and The Kicker. Ashley has headlined at colleges and clubs around the country, including her recent breakout (sold-out) performance at Carolines. Ashley has taken part in some of the most prestigious festivals and showcases including NBC's Stand Up For Diversity - New York. Her webseries Gay Girl Straight Girl has over 400k views and has been featured in Galore Mag. Ashley is best known for her hard-hitting, intelligent, and sometimes absurd social commentary, particularly about her experiences as a gay woman and feminist. Email and ask her about her scripted and unscripted pilots or her movie treatments. Ashley and I open the show talking about how Ashley got permanently kicked off of TikTok for panda porn. Apparently, you can’t talk shit about pandas on a Chinese social media platform. Then, Ashley dives deep into her childhood and speaks about the void in her childhood. For her whole life, Ashley knew she wanted to be an actor or a performer. She was very creative and taught herself how to build websites in middle school. Ashley saw classes as an obstacle – long-term, school just isn’t helpful for life. Later, Ashley dives deep into her vision boards. When her career was at rock bottom, Ashley went super deep into self-help shit. Ashley knew she needed to get happy. So, she took The Science of Well-Being from Yale – it was life-changing. There are activities you need to do every day: meditating, exercising, gratitude, sleep, savoring, an act of kindness, and connect with someone else. Ashley went from suicidal to pretty good in a matter of weeks. Plus, the day she wrote, “Are you Dane Cook yet?” on her vision board, Ashley went viral on TikTok. Dane Cook’s comedy is performative, and Ashley loves his work. Stay tuned as we talk about Ashley’s relationships, and Ashley answers common first date questions. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/support


    JOEY SKLADANY| Basic Bitchen | EMMA WILLMANN May 25, 2020
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    “Take it up with the manager, and the manager is me.” Are you a basic bitch? In this episode, Joey Skladany and I talk about being basic bitches (and that it's ok), we bond over colon-related stories, and Joey reminds us that Honey Boo Boo is just a normal teen. Joey Skladaney is a writer/editor, TV/radio personality, lifestyle expert, former entertainment publicist and author of Basic Bitchen (Aug. 4; preorder here!) Currently, he is editor-at-large at CBS Interactive's Chowhound where he manages the site's food and travel editorial content. His work has also been featured in major outlets like Food & Wine, People, CNET, InStyle, Yahoo!, Travel + Leisure, Lonny, and BuzzFeed. I open the show by confessing to Joey that I have never tried a pumpkin spice latte, but that I do have a great recipe for avocado toast. Joey and I then relate to each other over the fact that we both have stomach issues. He tells me that he has always been very high-strung and OCD. Joey says this OCD contributed to his stomach issues because even the traffic on the way to high school would make it flare-up. After some clarification on what a colonoscopy is, I tell Joey the story of when I pooped my pants as an adult in a taxi. Joey then recalls coming out about sexuality; he says he harbored a lot of anxiety over not coming out in college. He tells me that he chose not to come out earlier because he didn’t want it to impede on his career goals. Joey tells me about covering up his sexuality by using his theater minor to "bro it up" on the phone before coming out. Then Joey opened up about his family; when he turned 16 his parents would bring him a handle of vodka in high school and ask him to please go to a party. Even though he would rather play Sims. Joey then recalls the time he brought a boyfriend home and how his mom still compares everyone to him. Later, Joey talks about his career; after college he became an entertainment publicist and worked on reality TV shows like Here Comes Honey Boo Boo and My Strange Addiction. Joey then describes his transition to the food industry. We talk about constructive criticism versus the people of the internet. Joey tells me about how a reviewer of his cookbook said she didn't like the "tone" of his cookbook. Basically, that person is just boring. Stay tuned as we talk about blocking hot people on Instagram, Joey's pot-chocolate trip, and the making of Basic Bitchen. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/support


    LEO FLOWERS "We don’t ask ourselves how we want to feel.” EMMA WILLMANN May 25, 2020
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    Do you wash your fruit? In this episode, Leo and I talk about why he doesn't wash his fruit, how he got mixed up in a carjacking, and Leo gives loads of insight to eating healthy and living our best lives. A Chicago native, Leo Flowers quickly worked his way into major comedy clubs and colleges across the country. His delivery has been described as "smooth and deliberate." No two shows are ever alike, as he's always attacking the day's issues and revealing personal anecdotes. Infusing stand up with storytelling, Flowers captivates audiences of all demographics. Recently, Flowers appeared on Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen, was a runner-up in the San Francisco International Comedy Competition, and was a finalist in the 2011 Stand Up for Diversity competition. He has toured on the Shaved and Depraved Comedy Tour, and hosted both MTV's "Sports Blender" and Starz "Staan' 'Dup," and was featured on "Last Call from Carson Daly," on NBC!! Leo eats for his blood type (type B). He never liked candy or ice cream; Leo always wants meat and potatoes. Leo's mom kept the fridge stocked with food – they would eat barbeque wings, tacos, pizza, you name it. Candy was nothing! Despite being health-conscious, he wasn't making other healthy life decisions. For instance, he was arrested for carjacking before his senior year of high school. Also, Leo doesn't wash the fruit when he gets it – you can't be too clean. Leo dives deep into his football career and how he realized he wouldn't be going pro. The guys who go pro are built for the NFL. We talk about how people want to touch men with muscles. Leo even had an inclination to touch a pregnant person on a cruise, luckily, he contained himself. I tell a story about kissing my niece on the face. It's part of our DNA to touch and make sense of the world around us. Plus, there's a lot of excitement when you see a baby. Leo says we shouldn't demonize ourselves when we kiss babies. Later, we talk about the feud between life coaches and therapists. Life coaches don't have any oversight. People shouldn't be treating a life coach like their therapist. As a counselor, Leo said it was too restrictive. When people go to him for depression and anxiety, he knows there is a movement aspect to it. Plus, there's a nutritional ingredient involved—people who are depressed need to consider lots of aspects of their life. Leo needed to step back from counseling to inform himself and guide his clients on nutrition and exercise. There are so many contributing factors to depression. Please stay tuned as we talk about the importance of sleep, why women are uncomfortable with Leo's nutrition, and Leo advises someone who wants to start feeling healthy. In this Episode: [ 4:15 ] About Leo Flowers [ 9:00 ] Leo never liked candy [ 12:00 ] Why you shouldn’t wash your fruit [ 16:20 ] The story of Leo’s arrest [ 37:20 ] How Leo realized he wasn’t going to be a pro football player [ 48:10 ] Leo almost touched a pregnant belly on a cruise ship [ 53:20 ] How Leo got into life coaching [ 58:30 ] Is there a way to cheat the health system? [ 64:30 ] Women are uncomfortable with Leo’s nutrition [ 75:00 ] Leo’s advice for someone who is just starting to be healthy [ 79:50 ] About Before You Kill Yourself --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/support


    Willmann Week in Review / ARGUMENT Analysis May 25, 2020
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    5.24.2020 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/support


    MARK NORMAND/EMMA WILLMANN/PORN REGRETS May 22, 2020
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    Do you have any porn regrets? In this episode, Mark Normand reveals which porn tape he regrets watching the most. Plus, Mark explains why men can’t get hard, and we talk about diversity in comedy. Mark was born and raised in New Orleans, LA, surprisingly to two normal parents. As a kid, he spent most of his time shooting short films and wetting the bed. He started doing comedy right after college and quickly moved to New York. Mark now does comedy clubs and colleges across the country and has been involved in many festivals, including Portland, Seattle, DC, Boston, Vancouver, Melbourne, and in 2013, was featured as a New Face at the Montreal Comedy Festival. In this episode, Mark explains why his manager quit show biz. It’s not too big of a deal during the pandemic, Mark is saving money now. Mark weighs in on the question, are there homophobic pedophiles? Society needs to figure out a way to get in the heads of these pedophiles. Then, Mark describes his first experience with pornography. His friend showed him porn at the age of twelve, and it completely blew Mark’s mind. He jerked off to it for five years after. We talk about regrettable porn viewings, including a toothless woman, a woman with three clits, and eating jizz. Mark speaks about getting crazy sick and breaking up with his long-term girlfriend of twelve years. He always thought about breaking up with her; however, he never wanted to pull the trigger. The breakup was ugly. So, Mark went on a bender every single night. He even did all the butt stuff with women on dating apps. People are more open to butt stuff then they are willing to say. Everyone likes some tongue action down there. When Mark finishes too fast, he always makes up for it! Plus, after twenty minutes, he is ready to get back in there. Mark reveals the details behind his worst auditions and pitches ever. On a pitch with Netflix, Mark kept making jokes that turned bad. Plus, we talk about diversity in comedy, why white guys are viewed as evil, and we talk about working with Louis C.K. (before he was canceled). Stay tuned as we talk about lying in relationships, Mark’s first date, and we play Cash Money trivia. In this Episode: [ 1:40 ] Why Mark’s manager quit show biz [ 5:15 ] Are there homophobic pedophiles? [ 7:30 ] About Mark’s first porn experience [ 12:10 ] Mark’s parents are hippies [ 19:00 ] The porn that Mark regrets watching [ 22:15 ] When Mark got crazy sick and broke up with his long-term girlfriend [ 25:50 ] Why most people like butt stuff [ 27:15 ] What Mark does when he finishes too fast [ 36:00 ] About Mark’s worst auditions and pitches [ 49:20 ] Comedy in Portland – why Portland is pushing back [ 51:30 ] When Mark opened for Louis C.K. [ 56:45 ] Why Mark lies in relationships [ 60:00 ] About Mark’s first date [ 65:30 ] Cash Money trivia Quotes: “I’m not a porn nut.” “When you can’t get it up, that’s when women flip.” “I hid my Viagra like a drug addict.” “I don’t know if eating ass is kosher.” “We are all going to die one day.” Links Mentioned: Mark’s Website: http://marknormandcomedy.com Mark’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mark-Normand-21895626989 Mark’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marknormand/ Email me: emmasbunker@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/support


    ASHLEY HESSELTINE “felt like McLovin.” May 21, 2020
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    Ashley Hesseltine is a standup comedian, writer, and prolific podcaster. Ashley opens the show talking about being a rebel while growing up. She developed a problem with authority; she realized most of the rules were bullshit. For instance, Ashley got a fake ID at age fifteen; she truly felt like McLovin. Despite being a rebel without a cause, Ashley knew she needed to get good grades and be funny because she wasn’t pretty. Ashley remembers the first time she was funny; it was when she told a fake story at a first grade show-and-tell. We dive deep into dating - Ashley had her first tongue kiss at age fifteen; she felt like a late-bloomer. Her first boyfriend was senior year of high school; her boyfriend molded dating for the rest of her life. He treated well, the sex was good, and he even ate her out. Then, Ashley talks about her starting her standup comedy career. Ashley knew people would come to see her because of her blog. Ashley’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/AshHess Girls Gotta Eat: https://www.girlsgottaeatpodcast.com/ Email me: emmasbunker@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emmawillmannshow/support


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