000 | Welcome and Introduction
Today, I'll give you an introduction to where the idea came from, and what to expect in the coming weeks. The overarching goal of this podcast is to share some thoughts and practical ideas on how we all can contribute to making the world a more peaceful place -- at work, at home, and in the world at large. Talking about peace can sometimes be heavy or dull, so we'll talk about photography and food -- my two biggest passions -- and loop back around to the peace part.
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