#50 - Desolate Beauty

from Desert Rain Community Radio Hosted by David Morrison

David and Dorian sit down and have a conversation around the desert. The actually desert and why does it call to us, as well as the desert's role in world religion and spirituality. Lastly if you are interested in the PechaKucha event find more information here: https://www.pechakucha.com/events/el-paso-vol-24 AND register here: https://pechakucha.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-Khv2IggT8muVgWZ7H-7HQ

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