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Dec 29, 2020 37 min

Phresh Cup 42

from Phresh Cup of Joe Hosted by Joe Fredrick

Kal Dosanjh is a veteran police officer, with 20 years of law enforcement experience and Chief Executive Officer of KidsPlay Foundation. We talk about youth and gang violence in Surrey, and the environment that causes these gangs to appear. Kidsplay:https://kidsplayfoundation.com I've also partnered up with Reza Varzidehkar from https://ovou.com/ to allow my listeners to get a discount off the card. I've also partnered up with Gordon Patrick Newell from http://bondbourne.com/ for discounts on his leadership coaching and training. Intro and Outro: IG: YouJayBeats, Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/user-586386126

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