It's another wrap-up

Episode 7 of the The Shelf podcast, hosted by Patsy & Lydia, titled "It's another wrap-up" was published on February 6, 2022 and runs 10 minutes.

February 6, 2022 ·10m · The Shelf

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Summary

Hey, hey Shelf listeners, it's that time again. WOW, two seasons 14 Campfires.....we are on a roll. So we are wrapping up Season 2 not for too long so don't go to far. We've enjoyed many a good discussion since we brought The Shelf to you in 2021 and we have many more to come. A big shout out to everyone who has and still listening, all the help from family and friends who has helped bring The Shelf to the 20 countries listening to us.  Yes you did hear correctly, 20 countries from Denmark to Australia and USA to Angola.  We got you and we'll be back soon. Listen out for our last Campfire on Valentines, that will be with you very soon. So you can keep up to date and also get to hear some bonus content sign up to our new platform https://zipistream.com/u/theshelfrenaissance where you can listen back, as well as get to hear a slightly different tone Under The Shelf - available ONLY IF YOU SUBSCRIBE. You know where to find us. Stay curious Patsy & Lydia

Episode Description

Hey, hey Shelf listeners, it's that time again.

WOW, two seasons 14 Campfires.....we are on a roll. So we are wrapping up Season 2 not for too long so don't go to far.

We've enjoyed many a good discussion since we brought The Shelf to you in 2021 and we have many more to come.

A big shout out to everyone who has and still listening, all the help from family and friends who has helped bring The Shelf to the 20 countries listening to us. Yes you did hear correctly, 20 countries from Denmark to Australia and USA to Angola. We got you and we'll be back soon.

Listen out for our last Campfire on Valentines, that will be with you very soon.

So you can keep up to date and also get to hear some bonus content sign up to our new platform https://zipistream.com/u/theshelfrenaissance

where you can listen back, as well as get to hear a slightly different tone Under The Shelf - available ONLY IF YOU SUBSCRIBE.

You know where to find us.

Stay curious

Patsy & Lydia

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