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Jun 4, 2022

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What are Alison and Tod talking about this week? People are sharing marriage advice that “sounded absurd” but is really helpful and a retired military pilot uses his plane to save rescue dogs.

Plus, Alison and Tod share tips on saving money and Jennifer Garner makes calling your senator easy.

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