Introduction- Get to know me & the Podcast

An episode of the That Law Life podcast, hosted by Kathy Winkleman, titled "Introduction- Get to know me & the Podcast" was published on September 26, 2023 and runs 15 minutes.

September 26, 2023 ·15m · That Law Life

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Hi! I'm Kathy. Welcome to the 1st episode. I wanted to do a brief introduction to tell you a little more about myself, my life, and what I plan on sharing here on the Podcast. If you are not signed up already, please go check out my blog site @ www.thatlawlife.com where you can also find links to previous posts as well as my Podcast site and show notes!

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Hi! I'm Kathy. Welcome to the 1st episode.

I wanted to do a brief introduction to tell you a little more about myself, my life, and what I plan on sharing here on the Podcast. If you are not signed up already, please go check out my blog site @ www.thatlawlife.com where you can also find links to previous posts as well as my Podcast site and show notes!

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