There is 16 People in the World

Episode 2 of the Yes We Kana! podcast, hosted by Hana Maddox, titled "There is 16 People in the World" was published on June 16, 2021 and runs 16 minutes.

June 16, 2021 ·16m · Yes We Kana!

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Hana and Kara talk about the Meyers-Briggs test (another mother daughter duo) and, defining people, and how to deal with a-holes in this weeks episode

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Hana and Kara talk about the Meyers-Briggs test (another mother daughter duo) and, defining people, and how to deal with a-holes in this weeks episode

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