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Aug 19, 2019 24 min

Larry Clemons

from Growing Older with Gusto Hosted by Gail Zugerman

Larry Clemons is a reflexologist, spiritualist and the first African American to rent office space in the iconic office building, The Garland Building in the Chicago Loop. He is a person who is a healer and has a positive spirit that has propelled him throughout his life. His spiritual presence has served him well and he describes his background and how a misstep in his early youth was one of the best things that ever happened to him. Come listen to this podcast interview has he tells his tales of spirituality and how he gives great thought to growing older with gusto.

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