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Finding My Voice - Nic Hawk
enApril 07, 2022
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About this Episode
Nic describes himself as just an outrageous gay from Iowa whose mental psyche is questionable at best but can sure deliver some belly laughs. A failed top 20 contestant on The Voice, Nic moves to comedy to prove to the patrons that he promises he's ok by making them laugh. Nic produces and stars in two Original comedy concepts at Dallas Comedy Club. You may have seen him at one of his MANY ridiculous performing jobs... From Disney, Universal Studios, to NBC and Universal Music Group.
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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
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