Aftershow Part 2 - Interview with Fire Pit Creative Group

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Hey everyone! We hope you enjoy part 2 of Aftershow and our interview with our good friend, Sam Ashoo. Also, we could use your help. We have started a fundraising campaign on Indiegogo! Learn how you can support Aftermath and get goodies for contributing, like a social media shout out, digital transcripts of episodes, signed artwork, and more! Visit our Indiegogo page for more information. We hope you enjoy our interview with our friend, Sam Ashoo! Sam is an emergency physician and educator. ...

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