New Year's Eve Podcast Interview with Jared, Jana, and Tiffany

01/24/21 • 39 min

We recorded an interview with Jana from the Oh, My Health...There Is Hope! podcast. The podcast is yet to be released on her platform but we hope she will release it soon? We had such an amazing time talking with her and sharing a little background about us to her audience as well as ours. She was the 5th and most memorable interview on our podcast. We both owe so much gratitude for how much she has shaped our podcast and the inspiration behind it. After reading this local story we felt it fitting to release this co-op episode on our channel because people really need to hear it! Hope everyone enjoys listening as much as we did!

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