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I Thought It Was Just Me

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 A hilarious, unfiltered pop-culture therapy session where Jayne Kamara and Shawna Stewart say the things we’re all thinking. I Thought It Was Just Me dives into nostalgia, friendships, dating, careers, and those “wait… is it only me?” moments. Come for the laughs, stay for the relatable chaos, and leave feeling a little more seen.I Thought It Was Just Me - The Podcast Sciences sociales
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      A relaxed, unserious conversation about opinions, memories, and the little things that spark much bigger reactions than they probably should.
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