Women's Virtual Retreat Interview

An episode of the Parallelisms to the Real World podcast, hosted by paula tepedino, titled "Women's Virtual Retreat Interview" was published on June 14, 2020 and runs 12 minutes.

June 14, 2020 ·12m · Parallelisms to the Real World

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Deb Belaus and myself are offering Virtual Women's Retreat. We speak a little bit about why attending a virtual retreat is really beneficial, what is involved, what we do within the time, how it work, and what are some of the results from women attending them. The next one is scheduled for Thursday June 25th from 10 to 2 EST.  A portion of the money is being donated to the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley of New York to support those in need.

Episode Description

Deb Belaus and myself are offering Virtual Women's Retreat. We speak a little bit about why attending a virtual retreat is really beneficial, what is involved, what we do within the time, how it work, and what are some of the results from women attending them.

The next one is scheduled for Thursday June 25th from 10 to 2 EST.

A portion of the money is being donated to the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley of New York to support those in need.

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