Get to Know Margo and Julia

Welcome to Gap Year Radio, the show that brings you information and inspiration to plan a life-changing gap year adventure! Gap Year Radio is a new podcast hosted by Julia Rogers and Margo Brookfield, gap year experts who want to bring you stories from students, travelers and educators who can get you off the conveyor belt and on the path to self exploration before, during or after college. New episodes every 2 weeks! Make sure you subscribe to be notified. Premiere episode debuts 9/24/2018 with Irish Gap Year’s Ryan Allen. Follow us on Instagram: @gapyearradio Intro/Outro Music: Quasi Motion by Kevin MacLeod; licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License More info: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_MacLeod/Global_Sampler/Quasi_Motion/

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