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Podcast Episode #2: Ingrid Ricks
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Listen to the second episode of the Ballard Writers Collective Podcast!
This podcast features unpublished stories told live, without notes, at Egan’s Ballard Jam House.
Host Peggy Sturdivant introduces us to storyteller Ingrid Ricks, author of the book “Hippie Boy, A Girl’s Story.” Today Ingrid will share a story about how losing her vision helped her see what counts.
Ingrid Ricks
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