Aw snap, we're back with another episode! Drunch hosts Alisha and Lara swap boozing/puking stories, and reflect on the emotional and heartbreaking #TimesUp Town Hall they attended. We'll also talk about the Books to Prisoners program, and Alisha FINALLY updates us on her Ma's catfishing tale!

If you or someone you know is a survivor of domestic violence, assault or rape, there are local resources to help out.

Lutheran Community Services NW | lcsnw.org
24hr helpline: 509.624.7273

YWCA Spokane | ywcaspokane.org
24hr helpline: 509.326.2255

Sex Discrimination w/Housing | sexdiscriminationinhousing.org
800.200.3247

Crime Check | spokanecounty.org/1076/crime-check
509.456.2233

For more information on Spokane's chapter of Books to Prisoners, contact [email protected].

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It's our very first episode! Join your hosts, Alisha and Lara, as we discuss last month's Women's March, local activist groups in our community, and a twisted tale about Alisha's mom getting catfished. 

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