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What an electric Monday!!! Having a gut-busting good time, the hosts sit with Di the Comedienne, who is no joke! Beginning with a FRINGEARTS overview featuring Tangle Movement Arts, Ego Po, Shannon Agnew and GenderReel, Di the Comedienne couldn't wait for her time to shine. Highlighting her accomplishments thus far, they break into discuss some serious topics. Domestic abuse, labeling and pop culture bubble to the surface but with levity and light, Di the Comedienne displays that a giggle or two is a saccharine relief to the medicinal mundane. #ontoyear3 #roadtothe200th