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Sep 2019
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Creating Stories that Matter with Sophia...

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About this episode
Sophia Bush is many things; an actress, activist, and avid reader. She hosts a new podcast called Work in Progress and is working on several soon-to-be-released films. She is an LA native and, as the daughter of two immigrant parents, understands the value of the American Dream and the value of the life she’s built for herself.  But what many might not know ... Show More
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