It has to start somewhere: The Back Story
Episode 1 of the Speak Before You Think podcast, hosted by Taylor Elfstrom, titled "It has to start somewhere: The Back Story" was published on September 28, 2023 and runs 26 minutes.
September 28, 2023 ·26m · Speak Before You Think
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Summary
You're all here for the two dates from this week, but this isn't that episode. In order to better understand where I'm at mentally going into these dates you need a little bit of update. This is the Back Story.
Episode Description
You're all here for the two dates from this week, but this isn't that episode. In order to better understand where I'm at mentally going into these dates you need a little bit of update. This is the Back Story.
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