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The Left Behind
The Left Behind
5 episodes
2 weeks ago
It’s been fun, but all good things must come to an end. For the last episode, Kristelle reflects on what has happened throughout the podcast and the different things she’s learnt on this journey. Is her understanding of left-handers different compared to when the podcast first started?
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It’s been fun, but all good things must come to an end. For the last episode, Kristelle reflects on what has happened throughout the podcast and the different things she’s learnt on this journey. Is her understanding of left-handers different compared to when the podcast first started?
Show more...
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Is Being Left-Handed A Shameful Thing? ft. My Mum
The Left Behind
12 minutes 27 seconds
3 years ago
Is Being Left-Handed A Shameful Thing? ft. My Mum
It’s been quite a journey of self-discovery and identity searching, but is it time to trace back and seek understanding from the one who taught Kristelle everything she knows? For this episode, Kristelle digs a bit deeper into her childhood and upbringing to get a better sense of what happened to her very own mother. Will they be able to come to a consensus over their views on left-handedness?
The Left Behind
It’s been fun, but all good things must come to an end. For the last episode, Kristelle reflects on what has happened throughout the podcast and the different things she’s learnt on this journey. Is her understanding of left-handers different compared to when the podcast first started?