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[MINISODE] Jo Berry, binabago ang pagtingin sa “little people”
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Pangarap ni Jo Berry ang maging abogado, pero kinailangan niya itong isantabi nang pumasok siya sa showbiz. Ang pagganap niya bilang Atty. Lilet Matias ay tila patikim daw sa career na nais niyang makamit.
Ngayong Dwarfism Awareness Month, balikan natin ang convo kasama si Jo kung saan ikinuwento niya ang mga hamon sa kanya bilang “little person” at kung paano niya binago ang pagtingin ng mga tao sa tulong ng mga ginampanan niyang roles.
Puwedeng mapakinggan ang full episodes dito (Date recorded: January 23, 2022):
Part 1: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6iAqnaoE8TZYBalrT1VG3a
Part 2: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3g0kOLC4TpB0JXuB45zQVD
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