The Evan Bray Show - Tallica Robson - October 1st, 2024

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A Saskatchewan girl blasted off for part of the summer this year. Tallica Robson, a 10-year-old from Saskatchewan who went to NASA space camp, joins Evan to share all the details of her summer mission.
1 Oct 2024 2PM English South Africa News Commentary

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