Episode 36: B.J Mendelson

In the first of the two 'lost episodes' that were…

An episode of the Declaration Of Independents podcast, hosted by Rees Finlay, titled "Episode 36: B.J Mendelson" was published on January 4, 2019 and runs 45 minutes.

January 4, 2019 ·45m · Declaration Of Independents

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In the first of the two 'lost episodes' that weren't released during the podcast's original run. Author, Speaker and comic book creator B.J Mendelson is on the podcast to discuss his works, social media etiquette and how to approach pitching and selling both your product and yourself. find more at: bjmendelson.com

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In the first of the two 'lost episodes' that weren't released during the podcast's original run. Author, Speaker and comic book creator B.J Mendelson is on the podcast to discuss his works, social media etiquette and how to approach pitching and selling both your product and yourself. find more at: bjmendelson.com

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