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Telling My Story to Out There Podcast


I'm so excited!

A week or so ago I made a comment on the Facebook page for one of my favorite podcasts called Out There Podcast.  I was answering a question about canceling a thru-hike, which I did recently.

Well...Willow Belden, the host of the podcast asked if I'd be willing to be interviewed for an episode.  I about fell out of my chair!  OF COURSE I WOULD!

That interview was released today and I'm so happy to share it with you! 

Here is Episode #113 For the Greater Good

I hope you enjoy the show as well as check out her other episodes, she's an amazing storyteller.




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