The Getty Ep 2: Mangoes

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The Getty Ep 2: Mangoes

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Jul 5, 2020

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Host: Lu
Staring: CoCo, Brianna, Mbali, Pereko and Ruzy
General Counsel and Audio Wiz: MC Ghostkid
(And Yes, you're not going crazy, there is and there is no Episode 1... for now)
Topics: Millennials vs Boomers, Ahmaud Arbery, RuPaul's Open Marriage, Accountability among black women, Lana's Question for the Culture

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Jul 5, 2020

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The Getty (AKA The Get Together) is pre-game banter without the pressure of going out . Its not as crazy as a house party, but more titillating than your monthly book club. The Getty is a lighthearted bi-monthly podcast where each episode, my guests and I will reflect on all things pop culture, sisterhood, society, love, dreams, and growth.

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