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We’ve Got Your Six 02-04-24
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Ginger Munson talks with Lucie Amaro Chmura, Ambassador of the Art for Vets Program at the Currier Museum of Art about the transformative power of art and how it’s helped change the lives of Veterans. Ginger also catches up with Sean Kilbreth, a 26-year law enforcement officer, and reflect on his role as a Camp Resilience peer volunteer.

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