Campfire #7 Season One Wrap Up

Episode 7 of the The Shelf podcast, hosted by Patsy & Lydia, titled "Campfire #7 Season One Wrap Up" was published on October 3, 2021 and runs 7 minutes.

October 3, 2021 ·7m · The Shelf

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Summary

Can you believe we are at the end of our first season?  We can't....... but we are proud of what we have achieved thus far. We decided on 7 Campfires, do you know why?   So, Season One Wrap Up....It's been a journey.  We have achieved the things we set out to achieve and now we are on the road to greater achievements with the help of you who have been listening to us and not forgetting those who have taken their space on The Shelf...we thank you. It doesn't stop here...we have so much more great content coming in Season Two.......only a few weeks to go so make sure you keep listening, you can see all our available platforms here https://linktr.ee/theshelfrenaissance Like and follow us on @_theshelfrenaissance (Instagram & Facebook) Listen, like and subscribe on You Tube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=the+shelf+renaissance Visit our website www.theshelfrenaissance.com Or contact Lydia and Patsy directly, you know us.  Stay Curious Patsy & Lydia  

Episode Description

Can you believe we are at the end of our first season? We can't....... but we are proud of what we have achieved thus far.

We decided on 7 Campfires, do you know why?

So, Season One Wrap Up....It's been a journey. We have achieved the things we set out to achieve and now we are on the road to greater achievements with the help of you who have been listening to us and not forgetting those who have taken their space on The Shelf...we thank you.

It doesn't stop here...we have so much more great content coming in Season Two.......only a few weeks to go so make sure you keep listening, you can see all our available platforms here https://linktr.ee/theshelfrenaissance

Like and follow us on @_theshelfrenaissance (Instagram & Facebook)

Listen, like and subscribe on You Tube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=the+shelf+renaissance

Visit our website www.theshelfrenaissance.com

Or contact Lydia and Patsy directly, you know us.

Stay Curious

Patsy & Lydia

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