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EPISODE · May 12, 2020 · 34 MIN

How Marco Polo is Curing the Loneliness Epidemic with Vlada Bortnik

from The MomForce Podcast Hosted by Chatbooks · host Vanessa Quigley

Vanessa and her sister, Erika, are talking to Vlada Bortnik, the founder of Marco Polo, a popular video-based messaging app. Vlada tells the backstory of the company and how it was created to help connect with others on their own schedule. As busy moms, keeping in touch with family and friends can get difficult. Vlada explains how Marco Polo can help! Vanessa and Erika are HUGE fans of the app and use it daily to stay in touch with their sisters and friends all over the country. Vlada also tells us why it's a completely safe app for children to use, which, BONUS, we have lots of children! And they love to connect with their cousins using it. There is science behind connection and the entire team at Marco Polo is on a mission to cure the loneliness epidemic.  Download the Marco Polo app  We are so happy you are here! Make a Chatbook and use code POD20. Happy Chatbooking!  Want to learn more about The MomForce? Join our Facebook group - full of thousands of women helping each other through the highs and lows of parenting. 

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