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from Scottish Clans · host Clint Edwards

Getting to hear your comments, thoughts, and questions and carrying the conversation further with you all is one of the most gratifying things about doing this podcast. Doing these kind of episodes allows us to discuss the Scottish clans starting from where your thoughts and interests are. I didn't get to everyone here so I'll be getting to more of you feedback in subsequent episodes. Available on Apple Podcasts, Podbean, and Spotify.

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