Amanda Estremera - Editor

Thanks for coming back for week 2. Join me as I talk to Amanda Estremera, a freelance editor with an interesting story.

An episode of the Man of Conviction podcast, hosted by Matthew Gossin, titled "Amanda Estremera - Editor" was published on October 17, 2019 and runs 32 minutes.

October 17, 2019 ·32m · Man of Conviction

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Thanks for coming back for week 2. Join me as I talk to Amanda Estremera, a freelance editor with an interesting story.

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