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Hey, what's up, my friends? Listeners, side of soul school community. So glad you're

here. My name is Chris Gilagot. Welcome as well to Throwback Thursday slash Where Are They

Now. This is our weekly segment, conveniently happening every Thursday, where we take

an in-depth look at someone whose story has evolved since we first featured them. We

have had all sorts of features recently. We have looked at handkerchiefs, energy gum,

handles, and a budget bridal blogger. Last week, in fact, we heard from the owner of

Sweet Afternoon Bake Shop in Toronto, Canada, who promises us you can have your cake and

listen to it too. She doesn't actually eat it because she is a competitive powerlifter.

So fun fact there. Today, in our latest feature, we're going to hear from Claire Wolfson

in Long Beach, California. Together with her husband and business partner, she runs

Bean Goods, which sells dots and themed apparel for dogs and humans. The original story

of a doxan loving duo designs doxy apparel taught me a lot about the world of doxans, which

I don't know how useful that will be to me in the future. But one of the things I love

working on this program is I get to learn all kinds of fun facts. As another fun fact,

the designer who works with Claire and her husband, Chris, is dox design, who we have featured

on the podcast as the graphic designer for dogs. We had her long ago as a case study and

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