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WCCO Radio with Christopher Gabriel

May 20, 2017 Ryan Martin Media

Spoke with Christopher Gabriel, guest hosting for the Jordana Green Show on WCCO Radio (May 19th, 9pm).

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New Friend: What’s your favorite film genre?
Me: Hmmmmmm... Probably... Nazis talking talking shit, getting beat up, and lying on the ground crying after. You?

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Such a good episode coming soon. Love talking with Jo! https://t.co/tuitiSABSp
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Just had a great recording with an amazing guest, sport and performance psychologist Joanna Morrissey! She had some great advice on setting achievable health goals, check out the episode on the 24th! https://t.co/0WBUhNXYD4
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What the hell was I doing with my eyes three years ago that prompted this‽ https://t.co/OAnADX2nXA
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We need to reframe how we think about “violence” in the United States. By definition, violence is an act to hurt, damage, or kill another. We usually think of it as physical, but why? Why don’t we acknowledge that policy (or failure to enact policy) can be violent?
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Things used to be different.... https://t.co/YILOQF7k14
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Serious question: why did we all watch Tiger King?
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