The Wandering Ear 2.0

from The Wandering Ear Hosted by Daniel Mathia

In this episode, Daniel talks shares some old voice memos he created about this idea of The Wandering Ear 2.0 and what changes he’s thinking of doing after talking to a few of his friends. Don’t forget to share this episode with everyone you know. Want to hear more about TWE 2.0 then read this article. Join our newsletter. Original music by Daniel Mathia You can follow The Wandering Ear on Instagram, Twitter, Spotify, and Website! If you liked what you heard then consider purchasing The Wandering Ear a virtual coffee/kombucha by doing so allows TWE to continue to make great content and tell great stories. Here's the link.

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