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Kathryn Parkman

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As seen in: ConsumerAffairs, The Pickup (Tulsa, OK), Midbrow
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Kimya Dawson And Samantha Crain Crushed Us With Folk-Punk Tenderness

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By Kathryn Parkman Verified
| Midbrow
Kimya Dawson & Friends WOMPA November 14, 2025 Kimya Dawson is driving from New York to the Pacific Northwest, and she’s taking the long way. On her 2025 tour, the folk-punk legend said on Instagram, she wants to hug friends like Samantha Crain and play venues like WOMPA, which is what happened last weekend during a fundraiser concert benefiting Girls Rock! Tulsa.
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News for October 2025

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By Kyle James Verified, Kathryn Parkman Verified, Kristen Dalli Verified, James Hood Verified
| ConsumerAffairs Verified
ConsumerAffairs is not a government agency. Companies displayed may pay us to be Authorized or when you click a link, call a number or fill a form on our site. Our content is intended to be used for general information purposes only. It is very important to do your own analysis before making any investment based on your own personal circumstances and consult with your own investment, financial, tax and legal advisers.
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How to make sure ConsumerAffairs shows up in your Google search

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By Kathryn Parkman Verified
| ConsumerAffairs Verified
If you’ve Googled anything lately, you’ve probably noticed more AI-generated content, more ads and more anecdotal advice from sites like Reddit. It’s getting harder to find reliable, fact-checked information online. But here’s some good news: Google now lets you choose which sources you trust most. Take control of your search With Google’s new Preferred Sources feature, you can tell the search engine which websites you want to see more often.
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