What will this podcast be about?
from D K & Why?
David & Kelly introduce the podcast and what it's about and what they will discuss over coming podcasts- this one is just a teaser - a taster of what is to come. They both come up with 5 subjects each and discuss briefly advocating each one for those they will speak further in future episodes. "Ths is a trial, I dont want anyone listening to it!!!" Kelly Clark, before we began this journey.
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This episode is 36 minutes long.
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This episode was published on July 6, 2025.
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