Podcast 102: No Agenda w/ Chris Meeks & Jay Nance

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Podcast 102: No Agenda w/ Chris Meeks & Jay Nance

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Sep 10, 2020

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My buddy Jay Nance and I went on the Mind Body Medic podcast with absolutely no agenda (I typically don't do those). The conversation was excellent and minimal banter makes it tolerable.

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Sep 10, 2020

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Podcast 102: No Agenda w/ Chris Meeks & Jay Nance

Podcast 102: No Agenda w/ Chris Meeks & Jay Nance

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