First one on one Central Texas interview.
Episode 1 of the What to do, in Central Texas podcast, hosted by Real People: Talk About Real Life, titled "First one on one Central Texas interview." was published on July 2, 2020 and runs 12 minutes.
July 2, 2020 ·12m · What to do, in Central Texas
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Summary
This is my first time doing a one on one dealing with a civilian, after working government related jobs for the past 30 years. I need and want to learn to be a good civilian, so, why not talk to and interview everyone, maybe even you.
Episode Description
This is my first time doing a one on one dealing with a civilian, after working government related jobs for the past 30 years. I need and want to learn to be a good civilian, so, why not talk to and interview everyone, maybe even you.
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