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ep. 10: boy drama, blue hair, and the best thing that ever happened to us - high school stories feat. Grace Hodges
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GUYS. This week's call is a special one. Not only did Sav and Sar record in person for the very first time, but they're also bringing in their very first guest! Grace Hodges grew up with Sav and Sar and, tbh, "best friends" doesn't come close to describing their relationship. These three are sisters, and they're sharing the stories to prove it! Sitting in Sav's parent's basement (their go to high school hang) Sav, Sar, and G set the scene by painting a picture of the people they were in high school and how they became friends. From there, this week's episode tells stories of cheer coach counseling sessions and concert "community water" with LOTS of cackling in between (sorry not sorry audio quality LOL). Episode 10 of the Call Me Thursday podcast is coming to you right around the 10-year anniversary of when this trio started their senior year of high school which makes it that much more significant. You're going to want to grab your besties for this week's call and prepare to belly laugh!
LINKS:
Beth Moore, a Prominent Evangelical, Splits With Southern Baptists article
All My Knotted-Up Life: A Memoir by Beth Moore
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