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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2019 · 41 MIN

Decade in Review (EP.05)

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It's the end of a decade, and Lauren and I totally missed that's what everyone has been posting items about. In this episode, we sat down for a virtual fireside chat to record reflections on the past decade. Soft launch your new decade with a look back at ours...2010: Lauren (01:37); Tim (02:41)2011: Lauren (04:01); Tim (05:41)2012: Lauren (06:42); Tim (10:25)2013: Lauren (10:56); Tim (11:25)2014: Lauren (13:23); Tim (16:29)2015: Lauren (18:10); Tim (19:38)2016: Lauren (22:52); Tim (23:36)2017: Lauren (26:29); Tim (27:41)2018: Lauren (30:45); Tim (33:17)2019: Lauren (34.51); Tim (35:54)

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It's the end of a decade, and Lauren and I totally missed that's what everyone has been posting items about. In this episode, we sat down for a virtual fireside chat to record reflections on the past decade. Soft launch your new decade with a look back at ours.

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