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Oct 24, 2019 47 min

Environmental Meltdown | The Schumann Show #1

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For more episodes of The Schumann Show & other podcasts hosted on The GK Podcast Network, please visit http://gatekeepersonline.com. This week's episode of The Schumann Show covers a couple prevalent players in today’s war on climate, one a seemingly untouchable child (Greta Thunberg), the other a group of people in love with adhesive. Finally, Schumann discusses actual solutions for this completely blown out of proportioned issue. http://socialinjusticebook.com Thank you for listening, and please take the time to subscribe to this podcast so that you are notified when new episodes are posted. We have some exciting topics lined up for future episodes, so you won’t want to miss out on those podcasts! Schumann Twitter - http://twitter.com/str8whiteshoe The GK Podcast Network Facebook - http://facebook.com/thegkonline Twitter - http://twitter.com/thegkonline Parler - http://parler.com/thegkonline YouTube - http://youtube.com/thegkonline Make sure you check out other episodes of The Schumann Show! The GK Podcast Network is expanding! Be sure to subscribe for the latest for our amazing lineup of Podcasts, including: Fight Night Conversations with Jeff The Jeff Dornik Podcast Battlefront: SouthGate WIT Podcast The Shining Light Podcast The GateKeepers Radio Show The Schumann Show

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