leaving scotland & starting over
Jan 11, 202521mEp. 71S1
Ending one chapter and beginning another is so scary, but honestly I just feel so lucky to have gotten to experience it at all.
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Hosted by sidney · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 72 episodes
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jumbled thoughts. jumbled feelings. jumbled life. Sidney talks candidly about topics that muddle her thoughts. From discussing books and her writing journey to rambling about growing up as a Black girl, join her every Sunday as she goes about un-jumbling her thoughts. check out the youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJC6HqYAISBWUeY_ZsikbNQ visit the website at bit.ly/jumblepod!support the podcast (pls I'm poor) at patreon.com/jumblepodcast
sidney hosts jumble podcast, a society show with 72 episodes published.
Ending one chapter and beginning another is so scary, but honestly I just feel so lucky to have gotten to experience it at all.
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