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From the Fox News Podcast Network, I'm Dana Perino and everything will be OK.

Hello and welcome back to another episode of Everything Will Be OK.

This week I'm joined by two guests who are living proof that women can have dirty jobs too.

I'm excited for you to meet Chloe Hudson and Tracy Wilson.

They are two recipients of the Mike Row Works Work Ethics Scholarship.

And I'm excited to bring this podcast to you. I wanted to do it last year.

It didn't work out, but this year I think that we outdid ourselves.

Both of these women, under the most likely of circumstances, found themselves working, as Mike Row likes to say, some of the dirtiest jobs.

They do this with pride and dignity and grace and gumption.

They are strong, tenacious, independent, and hardworking.

Let's hear a little more about their unique and very inspiring journeys.

Chloe and Tracy, let's just jump right in.

I'd like to give our listeners some background on both of you.

So I was starting with you, Chloe, tell me a little bit about where you grew up, your upbringing, your hopes and dreams as a kid and what you thought you would do in your future.

Oh, Lord. I was born in Atlanta, Georgia.

So Fulton County, Georgia, Piedmont.

So we were smack dab in the middle of downtown.

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