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Mar 23, 2020 33 min

Can You Hear Me?

from Beauty in the Small Things Hosted by Tim Combridge

COVID—19 is taking over the world in its entirety. This is not an easy time for anyone, and we wanted to open a conversation about it. As bad as this period of history is, we can use it as a time to band together and build some strong relationships with one another. As you can imagine, this is a very touchy subject. The sole reason we’ve brought up the discussion is to try and support our fellow humanity. If you disagree or take offence to anything we’ve said during this episode, please feel free to reach out. We want to do what we can to help the world community.

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