Hastings U3A Interviews Ian Badminton Podcast

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🎙️ Hastings U3A Podcast Ian's Badminton Story In this episode of the Hastings U3A Podcast, hosts Jan and Julie welcome Ian, one of the group's enthusiastic badminton players. Ian shares his journey, talking about the enjoyment of badminton, the friendships he's built, and why being part of Hastings U3A has been such a rewarding experience. It's a relaxed and enjoyable conversation about staying active, keeping connected, and embracing community life. 🎧 Listen now and hear how Hastings U3A is helping people stay engaged, healthy, and connected through shared interests.

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