Episode 3 - We're back!

from Raising Spirits Hosted by Will & Nate

Will and Nate are back and better than ever! This week the guys discuss the importance of culture to an organization and do a smash/pass on nostalgic chain restaurants. Drink of the week is Red Breast 12 year. Cheers! Email us @ [email protected] Check out our socials below! Instagram - RaisingSpiritsPodcast YouTube - RaisingSpiritsPodcast Tiktok - RaisingSpiritsPodcast X/Twitter - RaisingPodcast

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