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Q102's The Morning Show with Kathryn Thomas
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Season 1, Ep. 2
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Would you wear the scent of a soap star? We got creative on the news that Coronation Street toiletries could be on the horizon. Plus, Jenny Keane's incredible advice on getting back into dating in your 40s, the 'skort' debate and the joys of moshing!
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