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Nov 19, 2018 1 hr 6 min

The Objects That Bind Us (Just the Hosts)

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Sam, Jim and Sarah share heartwarming stories of long-lost loves, a stuffed monkey that brought two relatives together, and the power of storytelling. Winter is upon us in Minnesota, sparking a debate on what constitutes the perfect winter jacket. Giving new life to old objects, the fun of flea market finds, and our love of American Pickers. “A Toy Monkey That Escaped Nazi Germany And Reunited A Family”, NPR “Sigrid Nunez, Elizabeth Acevedo Among 2018 National Book Award Winners”, NPR Land of 10,000 Stories: “Great-grandmother weds suitor 64 years after broken engagement”, KARE11 Learn more about the power of Andelinto preserve, prepare and share you life legacy at andelin.app. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram. Legacy Matters episode 8, originally released November 18, 2018. Produced by Devine Media https://devinemediamn.com #legacymatterspodcast #devinemedia #podcasts #legacy #purpose #conversations #community #TwinCities

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Sam, Jim and Sarah share heartwarming stories of long-lost loves, a stuffed monkey that brought two relatives together, and the power of storytelling. Winter is upon us in Minnesota, sparking a debate on what constitutes the perfect winter jacket. Giving new life to old objects, the fun of flea market finds, and our love of American Pickers.

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