halfway through #2 - Four Funerals

An episode of the halfway through podcast, hosted by Marcos Bravo C., titled "halfway through #2 - Four Funerals" was published on April 19, 2021 and runs 20 minutes.

April 19, 2021 ·20m · halfway through

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Summary

I'm trying to keep it lightly but I really wanted to talk about funerals, and these very specific ones. The relationship with death changes throughout the years, but one thing is for sure, I never want to have another online funeral.

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I'm trying to keep it lightly but I really wanted to talk about funerals, and these very specific ones. The relationship with death changes throughout the years, but one thing is for sure, I never want to have another online funeral.

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