Fresh Brewed Rumination - Mitch Proctor

from Brevity Box · host Triple C, Becky with the Good Hair & Mitchy D

"On our inaugural episode of Brevity Box, two long time friends discuss topics such as the implications of RBG passing, our long standing friendship, and podcast inspirations. The second half of this episode contains an interview with Mitch Proctor, the creator of the Ruminations Radio Network. We learn about Mitch's love of music and what inspired him to begin podcasting years ago from the original Red Room in Tucson, AZ." Part 1 0:00-38:14 Part 2 38:15-1:52

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