Observe the Jellyfish

from Pilgrim Lost · host Kari Gale & Tony Kriz

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As the rules of society slowly loosen amidst COVID, Kari and Tony propose principles for reentry into "normal" life. Join them as they discuss themes with titles like "50 Pounds of Clay," "Don't let the Seeds Blow Away," "Shrink the Circle," and yes, "Observe the Jellyfish." Enjoy, comment, and share. This conversation is for all of us.

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