WWS August 2017: A ‘reverse’ podcast

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In August we turned things on their head and held a Wine, Men, & Song Podcast with Page Stroup Bitner hosting with all male podcasters: Jason Hentrich, Trevor Scheunemann, J Austin Bitner and Joseph Satava. The theme was ‘Big Meaty Reds – and Big Meaty Singing’ and we delivered on all counts. Join us for … Continue reading WWS August 2017: A ‘reverse’ podcast →

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