Ep 4: Middle Child's Day
It's a special Middle Child's Day episode. Yeah, …
An episode of the Pay No Attention to this Podcast podcast, hosted by Bruce Hopman, titled "Ep 4: Middle Child's Day" was published on August 11, 2017 and runs 24 minutes.
August 11, 2017 ·24m · Pay No Attention to this Podcast
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It's a special Middle Child's Day episode. Yeah, August 12 is Middle Child's Day. I've got an update on my effort to raise awareness for Middle Child's Day, one "Middle" town at a time, plus more. Guests include Matthew Avitabile, Mayor of MIDDLEburgh, NY and Kathleen Ramsay, Town Manager of MIDDLEbury, VT.
Episode Description
It's a special Middle Child's Day episode. Yeah, August 12 is Middle Child's Day. I've got an update on my effort to raise awareness for Middle Child's Day, one "Middle" town at a time, plus more. Guests include Matthew Avitabile, Mayor of MIDDLEburgh, NY and Kathleen Ramsay, Town Manager of MIDDLEbury, VT.
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