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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2020 · 12 MIN

The Shape of Our Realities

from Beanology Bites · host Lizzie Bean

A reflection on change, society and what we really value.... Are we making ourselves mad, by putting our values in the wrong place?

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A reflection on change, society and what we really value.... Are we making ourselves mad, by putting our values in the wrong place?

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