Trailer: The Filter’s Ep. 2 Teaser on Parenting and Education

Published October 22nd, 2021 at 11:59 AM

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Are the kids alright? Are their parents? These are the questions you’ll hear our guests answer in the upcoming Filter podcast episode, which drops on Oct. 27. Here’s a little teaser!

Production team credits: Ieshia Downton, Vicky Diaz-Camacho, Naina Rao, Felicia Diaz, PJ Kelly and Ana Parra.

Theme song credit: Aysia Berlynn and Primary Color Music.

The Post Haus is an audio production company in the Lawrence and Kansas City area. — Production support for this podcast is brought to you by *The Post Haus*, a full-service post-production audio agency. Find more information here. (Courtesy)

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