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Name Something That Will Always Make You Laugh

February 14, 2019  |  Emily Woodring  |  1 min read

On Feb. 9, 2019, more than 130 BritGram supporters gathered in the 1900 Building for KCPT’s annual teatime toast to all things British. We also spoke to some of our neighbors for our ongoing series, “I’m Your Neighbor.” Hear what Thaylia had to say about what makes her laugh.

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