• FLASHBACK - Ep. 30: What's in a name? (with Christine Rebstock)

  • Nov 10 2024
  • Length: 56 mins
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FLASHBACK - Ep. 30: What's in a name? (with Christine Rebstock)

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  • Christine Rebstock is returning to the show this week in an episode called It’s not for someone like me to bowl.

    We’ll get to the “it” on Wednesday November 13 2024 at 8 p.m. central live on the Bowling With The Fef YouTube channel (https://youtube.com/live/IrNKsAQ4RyQ) and soon after on this podcast.

    For now, a flashback to Ep. 30 on the show: What’s in a name, from June of 2021. That's when Christine had publicly identified as...Christine for less than a year and was looking forward to improvement on the lanes.

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