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Speaker 1: dot org slash iHeart Vehicle Scene ten fifteen am body

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Speaker 1: what happened to Sandy Beial an iHeart original podcast, Chapter

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Speaker 1: I'm taking a small detour to explain some new information.

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Speaker 1: I received. What you just heard were notes from the

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