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The Schilling Show 4/3/18 Hour 1: Belle Cifu, Jocelynn Helmbrecht

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The Schilling Show 4/3/18 Hour 1: Belle Cifu, Jocelynn Helmbrecht

Belle Cifu, president of Animal Justice Advocates, discusses why the organization was against UVA’s Teeny Tiny Zoo event, the importance of animal sanctuaries and Cifu’s stance on animal labor.

Jocelynn Helmbrecht, Mom Legislator, shares how an autistic child warning sign on her property opposed neighborhood views, why she contacted her legislator and crafted a bill, and how things have changed for her and her family.

All of this and more in hour one of The Schilling Show!

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