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This isn't how Ruby imagined her life - single, unemployed, IBS, the wrong side of 25 and living at home with her parents. The time has come for her to make her mark - by making a podcast.
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This isn't how Ruby imagined her life - single, unemployed, IBS, the wrong side of 25 and living at home with her parents. The time has come for her to make her mark - by making a podcast.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Ella Jones
Written By:Harriet Gibsone, Phoebe Walsh
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Big Talk Studios

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