The Show About Nothing (Sept 2020)

It's a show about nothing ~in particular~ as we catch up with hosts Eric and Michelle discussing navigating this year of uncertainty, and how we individually cope with the stressors presented to us. Eric also brings up some very interesting 432hz connections with the song 'Kiss from a Rose' by Seal — and we bet some of you will be mind-blown when you realize you've gone over 25 years mishearing some of the lyrics!🎙️We’re doing our best—and we invite you to do your best—to Choose Love and Be Good Humans. 💕🌎 ~ #AwakeningCodeRadio

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