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Brooke Bullmaster Stewart, National Chair DAR Today Podcast
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In This Episode:
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American History Interview segment:
Items Mrs Westbrook was wearing:
America pin:
https://shop.dar.org/member-rejoice-bow-pin/
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Student Interview segment:
Items Brooke was wearing:
DAR Pearl Earrings: https://shop.dar.org/pearl-earrings/
Sparkling Fireworks pin:
https://shop.dar.org/member-celebrate-fireworks-pin/
18” Figaro Necklace:
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