Kennedy Saves The World: Kennedy Saves Your MTV

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Fox News published this video item, entitled “Kennedy Saves The World: Kennedy Saves Your MTV” – below is their description.

This week, Kennedy sits down with co-hosts of the From The Kitchen Table Podcast Sean and Rachel Duffy to commemorate 40 years years of MTV. 

Sean and Rachel share their different experiences at MTV and how the network has changed over time.

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