Episode #063 - Karma Singh

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Episode #063 - Karma Singh

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This episode, Marsh is joined by Karma Singh, an author and alternative healer, to discuss the cause of disease and the nature of viruses. Content note: this interview contains a brief reference to sexual assault, at 34m30s.

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May 21, 2020

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