A son and his dad

An episode of the HAL'S DONUT HOUSE podcast, hosted by Hal Bleiweiss - Community Manager. Leading communities of community leaders., titled "A son and his dad" was published on November 12, 2023 and runs 61 minutes.

November 12, 2023 ·61m · HAL'S DONUT HOUSE

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I sat down with my hero and amazing son Anthony Bleiweiss to talk about community, growing up, and his life as a paramedic during the pandemic. and his experience in New York during 9/11

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I sat down with my hero and amazing son Anthony Bleiweiss to talk about community, growing up, and his life as a paramedic during the pandemic. and his experience in New York during 9/11

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