Episode 1 - Humans have biorhythms

Episode 1 of the The Little Blue Podcast podcast, hosted by The Little Blue Podcast, titled "Episode 1 - Humans have biorhythms" was published on April 16, 2018 and runs 14 minutes.

April 16, 2018 ·14m · The Little Blue Podcast

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Our first episode explores the GSA culture. The Little Blue Book is what guides us as an organisation and as a collective of people. Our first episode of The Little Blue Podcast goes behind the scenes to see what keeps us striving toward our common endeavour. Featuring: Paul Hines, Dr. John Hewson, Nicole Mellick, James Telford, Scott Curley, Peter Hogan, Katy Hunt, Margo Ward, Trent Robinson and Mark Hickey.

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