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Send us Fan Mail Jamie drops into the unconscious landscape of Ciara Miller from "Summer House." Follow @jamiestein and click here to learn more about his work. Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail Jamie and Molly dive back into the recent love triangle on "Next Gen NYC" to explore deeper themes of generational trauma, sexual shame and much more. Check out your fellow listeners' quick-hit questions and responses to the episodes. Follow @mollydurand, her band @lyraandthelight and check out her vocal coaching at mollydurandmusic.com. Follow @jamiestein and click here to learn more about his work. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail A rerelease of Jamie's guest spot on "Unhinged and Camera" all about Lisa Barlow - recorded last year but presciently relevant to recent drama on both "Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip" and the seventh season of "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City." Follow @jamiestein and click here to learn more about his work. Support the show
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