• Changing the Subject + The Benefit of the Doubt

  • Oct 2 2024
  • Length: 42 mins
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Changing the Subject + The Benefit of the Doubt

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  • Our hosts went to THE SWEAT TOUR and they will never be the same! They're opening up about their dream roles (Mary Beth: publicist, doctor; Benny: Wonka). We also present a proposal for RIDE HERITAGE MONTH. And then! Mary Beth is riding for the benefit of the doubt and Benny is riding for changing the subject. Love you, sweat.

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