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Apr 16, 2024 1 hr 11 min

The Juice with Jeff #209

from The Juice with Jeff Hosted by Jeff Duitch

On this episode of the podcast, Dyann Flinn conducts and co-produces a fantastic and superb interview with me in person. This is Dyann's first time on the podcast and we recorded this one outdoors at Campbell Recreational Area in the Clive area. There were a whole bunch of topics we talk about during the interview such as: A special watch that Dyann has called a WavWatch which is designed to help people heal from illnesses thru sound therapy. Dyann asks me the following questions: What things bring you joy? What was your favorite thing to do as a kid? Who inspires you? What is your theme song? Over the last six months, when have you felt the most alive and electrified, and what items are still on your bucket list? Dyann also briefly talks about a business she runs called The Healing Elixir Sanctuary. There are moments where Dyann shares her thoughts on the questions she asked me And then before we wrap up the show, Dyann asks me to perform a whole bunch of my voice impersonations. The entire interview overall is very conversational. This episode of the podcast was recorded on Friday April 12th, 2024 and it runs 1 hour and 11 minutes long. Our opening and closing theme music is provided by Oleg Kyrylkovv courtesy of Pixabay. Funding for this podcast is provided by RandomKid, Ann Kaatz LoBue, Fran Parr, Sarah Stokes, and Renee Whisnant. Enjoy!!

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