Job interviews and losing connections

Episode 17 of the The Babbling of A Fairly Uncontrolled Mind podcast, hosted by Dennis Bonke, titled "Job interviews and losing connections " was published on July 27, 2021 and runs 21 minutes.

July 27, 2021 ·21m · The Babbling of A Fairly Uncontrolled Mind

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My story of today's job interview, losing my job, and losing a friend, I think. Just a little more time than normal today. I guess I needed to let some things go.

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My story of today's job interview, losing my job, and losing a friend, I think. Just a little more time than normal today. I guess I needed to let some things go.

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