Dawning of Light

from Kuya Rye · host Kuya Rye

This pandemic challenged us and darkened our lives, trapping us in nothingness and uncertainty. I am sharing some thoughts which could inspire us as we face the toughest moment in history. This is my entry for My RODE CAST podcast competition. Vote for my entry by clicking this link. - http://bit.ly/Vote4Rye Thanks a lot! 

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