Episode 12: Education and Training, Eh?

Episode 15 of the The Court Reporter’s Cafe podcast, hosted by Kim Ray, CVR, RVR, titled "Episode 12: Education and Training, Eh?" was published on June 21, 2025 and runs 58 minutes.

June 21, 2025 ·58m · The Court Reporter’s Cafe

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Join Amy Armstrong and myself as we talk about all the things including upcoming training and conventions, working toward the RVR and being the best reporter you can be. stenovox (IG) https://eclipsecat.com/node/17385

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Join Amy Armstrong and myself as we talk about all the things including upcoming training and conventions, working toward the RVR and being the best reporter you can be.

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