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Sometimes, our intentions may not impact others in the way we thought it would. There are times when you are looked down upon because you made a decision to get out of an unhealthy environment. Join us this week as we talk through our experiences in unlearning toxic behavior. -Theme music provided by: Uru Ent “Ball Toss (Pov Poj)” ft. Lieutenant Jaddy and Supryze

Sometimes, our intentions may not impact others in the way we thought it would. There are times when you are looked down upon because you made a decision to get out of an unhealthy environment. Join us this week as we talk through our experiences in unlearning toxic behavior. -Theme music provided by: Uru Ent “Ball Toss (Pov Poj)” ft. Lieutenant Jaddy and Supryze

Sometimes, our intentions may not impact others in the way we thought it would. There are times when you are looked down upon because you made a decision to get out of an unhealthy environment. Join us this week as we talk through our experiences in unlearning toxic behavior. -Theme music provided by: Uru Ent “Ball Toss (Pov Poj)” ft. Lieutenant Jaddy and Supryze

Episode 105: Unlearning Toxic Behavior

Grab a snack and kick back with something sweet and spicy! “Mango and Peppers” podcast, hosted by Dee and Ze, is a bi-weekly deep dive into American and Asian Diaspora pop-culture and current events. Each episode, this Hmong women duo brings their unique blend of heat to the discussion about life, love and finding balance in their mid-twenties. Named after the classic Southeast Asian snack, “Mango and Peppers” is part of the daily recommended nutrients for your soul.

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Grab a snack and kick back with something sweet and spicy! “Mango and Peppers” podcast, hosted by Dee and Ze, is a bi-weekly deep dive into American and Asian Diaspora pop-culture and current events. Each episode, this Hmong women duo brings their unique blend of heat to the discussion about life, love and finding balance in their mid-twenties. Named after the classic Southeast Asian snack, “Mango and Peppers” is part of the daily recommended nutrients for your soul.

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