Best Gibson Campbell Podcasts (2024)

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33: Richard Florczak: How Mel Gibson Brought Me To Sobriety 31:20

9h ago31:20

31:20

In this episode, Richard Florczak shares his captivating journey to becoming a sought-after private chef for A-list celebrities such as Tom Cruise and Mel Gibson. Richard’s childhood experiences watching his mom in the kitchen helped inspire an extremely successful career in the industry, spanning over 25 years. He also shares his struggle with alc…

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Miracles Happen_Breast Cancer Survivor Part 1 of 2_ Tracia Williams: Health Equity Stories 29:20

5d ago29:20

29:20

https://cultivatehealthequity.com/about Tracia Williams’s life story is truly remarkable. Born with spina bifida, a condition affecting the spinal cord, she faced significant health challenges from birth. Tricia underwent back surgery shortly after birth to close an exposed spinal hole. But her medical journey continued: two weeks later, emergency …

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Young Adult Cancer Survivorship_Jade Gibson:Health Equity Stories Part 2 of 2 31:26

9d ago31:26

31:26

https://cultivatehealthequity.com/about Jade Gibson shares her inspiring journey from being diagnosed with stage three ovarian cancer at 16 to becoming a passionate advocate for young adults facing similar challenges. She discusses her experiences with healthcare, the importance of mental health, and the need for better support systems for young ca…

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32: Luke Sharp: How My Mom Taught Me Kindness 27:25

14d ago27:25

27:25

In this episode, Luke Sharp shares how his unique family history helped shape who he is today. Raised by a mom who grew up in the circus, Luke draws inspiration from her charity towards others and approach to always treating those around her with kindness. He shares what it’s like breaking away from generational struggles and how he has helped his …

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Young Adult Cancer Survivorship_Jade Gibson:Health Equity Stories Part 1 of 2 31:16

16d ago31:16

31:16

https://cultivatehealthequity.com/about Jade Gibson shares her inspiring journey from being diagnosed with stage three ovarian cancer at 16 to becoming a passionate advocate for young adults facing similar challenges. She discusses her experiences with healthcare, the importance of mental health, and the need for better support systems for young ca…

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31: Leroy Harper Jr: How Music Took Me to James Brown 29:58

28d ago29:58

29:58

In this episode, Leroy reflects on his childhood, family influences, and musical journey. He shares memories of growing up during the civil rights movement, emphasizing the impact of their grandfather and mother, both pioneers in education. The episode offers a rich narrative of personal growth, historical context, and the transformative power of m…

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30: James Scott Bullard: How Music Shaped My Life 33:50

1M ago33:50

33:50

In this episode, James Scott Bullard shares his journey through the challenges of Crohn's disease, addiction, and the pursuit of a musical career. He shares unique experiences with health struggles and what can happen when you devote your life to music.By Beach Easy Media

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29: Amber Campbell-Moore: How I Achieved My Olympic Dreams 34:53

2M ago34:53

34:53

In this episode, three-time Olympian Amber Campbell Moore shares her inspiring journey in the hammer throw. Amber discusses her athletic career, the pivotal support from her family and coaches, and the challenges she faced, including imposter syndrome and setbacks at the Olympic trials.By Beach Easy Media

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28: Englis Glover: How Fishing Saved My Life 42:16

2M ago42:16

42:16

In this episode, Englis Glover shares how he developed a deep love for spending time outdoors. His passion for fishing played a significant role in helping him overcome alcoholism and uncover his true life purpose — sharing his love for the sport with others.By Beach Easy Media

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27: Caleb Wygal: How a Single Event Changed Everything 28:34

3M ago28:34

28:34

In this episode of "Life's a Beach and Then You Die," Caleb Wygal, the author of the Myrtle Beach Mystery Series, tells his own story. Caleb recounts his upbringing in a small West Virginia town and a tragic car accident that claimed his friend's life and left him with severe brain injuries. His journey of overcoming his injuries and the emotional …

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26: Jamie Daskalis: How I Balance a Child with Autism and a Thriving Business 40:22

3M ago40:22

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In this episode of "Life's a Beach and Then You Die," we hear from Jamie Daskalis, a successful restaurant owner and mother here in Myrtle Beach. Jamie shares her journey from growing up in a family of restaurant owners to running her own establishments. Her lifelong struggle with ADHD and experience as a mother to a child on the spectrum have taug…

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25: Michael Warner: How I Turned Tragedy Into Triumph 39:29

4M ago39:29

39:29

In this episode, Michael Warner shares what it’s like to have your entire life change in an instant. After a tragic car accident leaves him completely paralyzed, Michael spent the next several years relearning to walk and eventually run again. With his beloved Shelley by his side, he discovered a resilience he never knew he had, finding joy and rec…

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24: Bo Bryan: How I Became a Father and Poet Laureate 31:15

4M ago31:15

31:15

In this podcast episode, Bo Bryan, a celebrated writer, delves into his family's deep roots in Myrtle Beach, his battle with undiagnosed dyslexia, the vibrant days spent in New York City, and his experience as a father. Reflecting on his life and writing career, he shares his story and role as Myrtle Beach's poet laureate.…

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It's My Body_Cancer Journey_ Christy Boucher: Health Equity Stories 43:06

4M ago43:06

43:06

https://cultivatehealthequity.com/about Christy Boucher, a seasoned nurse with 12 years of experience who has dedicated her life to healthcare and advocacy. Her journey through breast cancer and the choices she made have shaped her into an advocate for early cancer screening and detection. Christy shares her story so we can learn from her experienc…

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Appreciating Life After Cancer_ Chris Knight: Health Equity Stories 51:15

5M ago51:15

51:15

About: https://cultivatehealthequity.com/about Chris Knight is no stranger to the struggles of being diagnosed with cancer. In February of 2019, Chris was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Mediastinal Large B-cell. Chris underwent six rounds of chemotherapy totaling up to thirty-six bags. Before starting his first treatment, he learned how much t…

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Food Food Food 35:49

5M ago35:49

35:49

Send us a text Food. You eat it every day. It's such a large part of our families, our cultures, our personalities. Are you more of a go-out-to-eat or stay home and cook type? Which cuisines are your favorite? Do you like the same foods that you grew up with or have you branched out from your mother's cooking? All these questions and more are discu…

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Oncology Navigator_Debra Rundles: Health Equity Stories 53:39

6M ago53:39

53:39

About: https://cultivatehealthequity.com/about Debra Rundles, an experienced oncology navigator and compassionate guide, accompanies individuals through the difficult cancer journey. Her unwavering commitment to serving, educating, and empowering cancer patients is remarkable. In recognition of her tireless efforts in the fight against breast cance…

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A Champion of Social Change 37:44

6M ago37:44

37:44

About: https://cultivatehealthequity.com/about Dr. Harris is a passionate nonprofit leader and professor at the University of Texas, Arlington, committed to driving positive social change. With over 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, she has dedicated her career to empowering marginalized communities and addressing social disparities.…

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23: Mike Oglesbee: How I Turned my Life Around 37:39

6M ago37:39

37:39

In this podcast episode of Life's a Beach and Then You Die, the host interviews Mike Oglesbee, a mindset coach, author, speaker, and podcaster, who shares his personal and transformative journey. Mike discusses his struggles with self-esteem, depression, and the dark places he has been in mentally but also how he turned his life around. It's not ea…

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22: Heather Edwards: How I Navigate Life with Impaired Vision 28:05

7M ago28:05

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In this podcast episode, Heather Edwards shares her life story, focusing on her visual impairment and how it shaped her experiences from childhood to adulthood. Born with a condition similar to macular degeneration, Heather had to learn to adapt and find her own way to independence and health.By Beach Easy Media

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Health Equity Story Trailer! 1:51

7M ago1:51

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Join us as we explore the human side of healthcare. Because health equity isn’t an abstract concept; it’s a lived experience. Cultivating Health Equity through education, partnership, and advocacy. Cultivatehealthequity.com for additional resources Cultivatehealthequity.blog to participate in the conversation.…

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21: Ernie Johnson: How I am More Than my Disability 30:11

7M ago30:11

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In this episode of "Life's a Beach and Then You Die," Ernie Johnson shares his story of growing up in Conway, South Carolina, with an alcoholic father and the profound impact of a severe spinal injury sustained at 17. Despite the challenges of his father's alcoholism and the violence it sometimes provoked, Ernie speaks of the love within his family…

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20: Paulette Miller: How it's Never Too Late to Dream 30:58

7M ago30:58

30:58

In this episode of "Life's a Beach and Then You Die," host Julie Ellis interviews Paulette Miller, who reflects on her life's journey from a shy girl, to an aspiring entertainer, mother, and businesswoman. Paulette discusses her college theater experience, her complicated marriage, and her return to acting. Paulette's story is one of resilience, em…

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19: Christiane Bergheim: How a French Immigrant Became a World Pageant Champion 32:22

8M ago32:22

32:22

In this episode, Christiane, a French immigrant living in Myrtle Beach, recounts her life's journey, from her childhood in France to her various ventures in America. She speaks of her early years on her grandmother's farm, her move to the U.S., and the challenges of adapting to a new country without English proficiency. Christiane's resilience is e…

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18: Leslie O'Neill: How Leaving Can be the Right Choice 44:54

8M ago44:54

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In this episode of "Life's a Beach and Then You Die," Leslie O'Neill opens up about her life and experiences in a candid conversation with host Julie Ellis. She reflects on her childhood, marriages, and the responsibilities of being a caretaker. Throughout her journey, Leslie has gained insights into trusting herself, knowing when to move forward, …

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17: Dino Thompson: How a Stop for Lunch Changed My Life 27:31

9M ago27:31

27:31

This week, Julie E. interviews Dino Thompson, a lifelong resident of Myrtle Beach and the owner of Cagnys and Flamingo Grill. Dino shares his family's story and his personal experiences growing up and working in the restaurant industry. We learn about his father's journey to America and the challenges of running a business in Myrtle Beach. Dino als…

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16: Greg Rowles: How I Continued My Family's Legacy 41:29

9M ago41:29

41:29

In this episode, Julie sits down with Greg Rowles, a well-known Myrtle Beach personality and singer. They discuss Greg's early experiences in the entertainment industry, his rise to fame and his upcoming theater, The Greg Rowels Legacy Theater. Greg shares personal stories about his family, marriage and journey to success, all culminating in the le…

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15: Jeremy Howard: How I Bring Christmas to My Community 30:10

10M ago30:10

30:10

In this episode of Life's a Beach and Then You Die, Julie Ellis interviews Jeremy Howard about his life growing up in Myrtle Beach, his passion for his community, and how he came to create the sleigh ride organization. This is a story that serves as an inspiration and reminder to pursue your own passions and make a difference in your communities.…

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14: Gina Trimarco: How I Fell In Love After Divorce 34:14

11M ago34:14

34:14

Gina Trimarco's life hasn't been easy. Her dad passed away when she was young, and her relationship with her mom and brother was rocky at best. Throughout her life, Gina has learned that in order to be happy, you need to fight for yourself and never give up on what you want to achieve in your life. “Even through the hard times, my attitude always w…

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13: Wallace Evans Jr.: How I Became a Better Father 27:15

11M ago27:15

27:15

Wallace Evans Jr. had quite the journey; from being a preacher's kid to losing himself to ultimately becoming the CEO of A Father's Place. In this week's episode, we dive into the highs, lows and everything Wallace has learned on the way to finding himself and becoming a father.By Beach Easy Media

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Driving: Your Most Dangerous Daily Activity 44:58

12M ago44:58

44:58

Send us a text Every day of your life you do something so mundane that puts your life immediately at risk-- you get into a car. After a personal experience, Gibson and Mandy are back with some serious stats about this American epidemic and why we each need to do our part to be safer drivers!!By Gibson Campbell and Mandy Jewell

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12: David Klauder: How I Found Connection Despite Pain 31:42

12M ago31:42

31:42

David's journey has been marked by adversity, such as his mother's struggles with alcoholism, and his multiple marriages and health issues. This is the story of how he cultivated a resilient outlook on life, and how he discovered the value of both offering and accepting support from others, despite the pain and the fear of death. "The first thing h…

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11: Deborah Murray: How I Chose Love Amidst Loss 35:11

12M ago35:11

35:11

This is the remarkable journey of Deborah and the impact of three pivotal men in her life: her father, her husband and her son. This episode unravels a tale of love, resilience, redemption and most of all, Deborah's unwavering determination to cultivate love. Trigger warning: This episode contains content pertaining to domestic violence and suicide…

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How Far Would You Go To Be pOpULaR? 41:05

1y ago41:05

41:05

Send us a text Would you wear the ugliest shoes in the world (Birkenstock clogs) just to impress people? This week we discuss trends and why we feel so drawn to them. We ask ourselves the hard questions: "Do I want this because I think it's a good product or am I buying this because everyone else has one?" Tune in to find out how popular we were in…

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10: Greg London: How Theatre and Family Connect 42:12

1y ago42:12

42:12

The life of an actor. Greg London talks about the winding road filled with hurdles that brought him to where he is today, the executive artistic director of the Long Bay Theatre. In this episode of Life's a Beach and Then You Die, we learn about Greg- who he is, where his love of theatre started, and where it’s brought him now.…

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9: Angela Robinette: How I Built A Life After Divorce 34:10

1y ago34:10

34:10

A teacher with a love of trying new things and ensuring she lives life to the fullest, Angela Robinette is a shining example of overcoming hardship and living a fulfilling life. Experiencing a divorce after 20 years of marriage, she talks about what it’s like to pick yourself back up and start fresh. She also discusses her experiences teaching abro…

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Europe v. America: Spoiler, it's a Tie?? 38:47

1y ago38:47

38:47

Send us a text Well, friends, WE ARE BACK WITH A NEW SEASON. After our exciting summer, we are here to report on the rest of our adventures in Latvia and beyond. This week we discuss the biggest differences we saw between Europe and America, and how while traveling can help us broaden our horizons, it's not the only way to educate oneself on world …

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8: Larry Kave: How I Became The Real-Life Santa Claus 26:11

1y ago26:11

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After an accident in his early adult years broke most of the bones in his body, Larry Kave now prioritizes doing the things he loves and helping those around him. Whether taking photos at local sporting events or playing Santa Claus at his daughter’s Christmas pageant, Larry is always looking for ways to enjoy life to the fullest.…

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7: Tracy Bailey: How I Built a Life of Literacy 50:58

1y ago50:58

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Tracy Bailey’s story is about hard work, determination, and community. Growing up in rural South Carolina, Tracy's childhood taught her the importance of literacy and helping others. Her life has been filled with romance, adventure, heartache, and triumph, and is a testament to of the importance of trusting who you are and standing up for what you …

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War, What is it Good For? 42:05

1y ago42:05

42:05

Send us a text Throughout history, civilizations around the world have all had one thing in common: war. This week we discuss what war entails, if and when it's "justified," and why men seem to be so fascinated by it. We also talk about our experience living in Eastern Europe during the war in Ukraine. Feel free to write to us for suggestions, feed…

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The Recipe for Cocaine 35:18

1+ y ago35:18

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Send us a text To start out: we do NOT support doing drugs. This week we do a deep dive into the history of America's most popular illegal drug after weed. You'll learn what ludicrous ingredients are included in the recipe for modern-day crack cocaine, and one scientist who decided to test it as EYE DROPS (in the name of science, of course). Also, …

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6: John Cramer: How I Broke the Cycle of Abuse and Alcoholism 33:17

1+ y ago33:17

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John Cramer shares his tumultuous experiences growing up in Youngstown, Ohio, with an abusive father. Facing blatant racism, he dropped out of high school, also turning to drinking and fighting like his father did. John struggled to maintain relationships but eventually learned how not to be a parent from his own experiences. Tragically, his son pa…

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Wifi is an Enigma (and came from it too) 34:21

1+ y ago34:21

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Send us a text If you've ever seen the movie "Imitation Game" you're probably familiar with the code used by the Germans during WWII. But did you know cracking this code would eventually pave the way to creating modern-day computers? Then we go meta: discussing wifi (what on earth even is it?) and how the internet exists.…

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5: Mary Chestnut: How Losing My Career Brought Me Perspective 30:32

1+ y ago30:32

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Mary Chestnut's journey began as the daughter of hardworking Italian immigrants in Toronto. Her career started in the cosmetics industry and then reached its height as she worked in retail build-out. Tragically, her success came to a screeching halt and Mary had to rebuild her life from scratch. With the help of her beloved friend, Laura, she start…

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Why YELP is the Best Social Media 37:21

1+ y ago37:21

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Send us a text Is customer service dead? Have "Karens" and the minimum wage destroyed all morale for these employees? We also discuss Yelp-- Mandy's favorite website and social media. Maybe we need to set up a podcast Yelp account instead of the website we are working on... let us know ;)By Gibson Campbell and Mandy Jewell

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License Plates for the Vain 30:25

1+ y ago30:25

30:25

Send us a text Do YOU think it's vain to personalize your license plate? If your name is Gibson, then you just might think yes. We discuss the different prices for vanity plates around the world, what's legally allowed on one, and why some people so badly want to sum up their lives in 7 characters or less.…

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The Art of the Arts 32:19

1+ y ago32:19

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Send us a text Is the study of Fine Arts important? (Spoiler alert, yes it is.) Mandy and Gibson discuss why the arts are an integral part of society and why it's okay if you don't like every medium of art, as long as you still indulge in your creative side!By Gibson Campbell and Mandy Jewell

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4: Dylan Foster: How I Overcame the Grief of Losing a Child 37:05

1+ y ago37:05

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Dylan Foster is a cheerful, fun-loving seafood expert and chef. His happy disposition is almost disarming and you would never suspect that he’s been through some serious hardship. Only six days after their wedding, Dylan Foster and his wife lost their baby at 32 weeks. Of course, it was absolutely devastating and it took some time to come out of th…

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3: Patricia Burgess: How I Found Positivity and Peace Amongst Prejudice 22:42

1+ y ago22:42

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Raised in the south during segregation, Patricia Burgess knows a thing or two about struggle and injustice. She also knows the importance of family, faith, and community. Patricia, now in her mid-80’s, recounts her life growing up in poverty and recalls the terrible night in 1950 when the KKK terrorized Charlie’s Place, a successful Black-owned nig…

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2: Gary Alexander: How I Overcame the Odds as an Abandoned Teen 37:15

1+ y ago37:15

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Country music artist Gary Alexander spent most of his childhood in a poor upstate South Carolina town. He was just a teenager when his mother died suddenly, and soon after, his alcoholic father left him to his own devices. With no other path open before him, he made his way to Myrtle Beach, and what unfolded is a story of courage, hard work, and a …

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