Campfire #2 NuDawn NuDay

Episode 2 of the The Shelf podcast, hosted by Patsy & Lydia, titled "Campfire #2 NuDawn NuDay" was published on June 27, 2021 and runs 26 minutes.

June 27, 2021 ·26m · The Shelf

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Summary

Welcome to Campfire #2 of The Shelf Today we have been joined by a constant in our lives, Dawn Williams (aka Berkshire's very own Carrie Bradshaw), without the sex.  Tune in and you'll hear what we mean.  Dawn, like many of us has gone through some really heavy shit, health and family stuff but all the while keeping it real.  If not for herself for her girls. Dawn is an active blogger and has recently launched her online card business www.nudawnnuday.co.uk.  Listen in to Campfire #2 to hear Dawn's story. As is normal on The Shelf, we touch on a few other topics, namely the Euros for those fans who are listening.  You'll hear the hosts give their experienced(Lydia) and not so experienced(Patsy) views of the England v Scotland match.  Listen carefully as you'll not want to miss the words of Graeme Souness,"Football ain't coming home".  Stay Curious, Patsy & Lydia Episode edited by Che Cardoso

Episode Description

Welcome to Campfire #2 of The Shelf

Today we have been joined by a constant in our lives, Dawn Williams (aka Berkshire's very own Carrie Bradshaw), without the sex. Tune in and you'll hear what we mean.

Dawn, like many of us has gone through some really heavy shit, health and family stuff but all the while keeping it real. If not for herself for her girls.

Dawn is an active blogger and has recently launched her online card business www.nudawnnuday.co.uk. Listen in to Campfire #2 to hear Dawn's story.

As is normal on The Shelf, we touch on a few other topics, namely the Euros for those fans who are listening. You'll hear the hosts give their experienced(Lydia) and not so experienced(Patsy) views of the England v Scotland match. Listen carefully as you'll not want to miss the words of Graeme Souness,"Football ain't coming home".

Stay Curious, Patsy & Lydia

Episode edited by Che Cardoso

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