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How 2 Hustle Podcast: How Do You Protect Yourself From Yourself? Featuring Barbie

Episode 46 features Barbie of Let Me Touch You Podcast. It turns out that we’re a lot alike, as far as always being the person people turn to. But who do we go to? Follow Barbie on Instagram @let_me_touch_you & @nychometeampods. Follow her on Twitter @letmetouchyou3 & @nychometeampods

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What’s Your Favorite Drunk Stories

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What’s your funniest drunk/high story? Since it’s Sunny’s birthday she wanted to do a fun show, we will share a few drunk stories. Why not laugh and listen to other people’s silly stories of nights when too much alcohol got the best of us, and impaired our judgment causing us to embarrass ourselves?

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Watch “Autism: A Look Into Real Life Challenges!” on YouTube

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Join Sunny & Team Zay as they “Walk For A Difference” If you are unable to walk with me, please donate every little bit helps!!

https://www.poacwalk.org/mercer/teamzay2

She has started a team in honor of her son Xavier (Zay) to raise money to support POAC Autism Services, a nonprofit organization, is making life better for every child with autism in our state. Each year POAC provides hundreds of free events for the autism community including: free training and education for parents and educators; free recreational and support services to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families: and free training for police and first responders which has been life-saving for many children all over NJ.