The Connected Community
This podcast seeks to highlight people across the world in various fields who are working, discovering, and thriving in community spaces. Through this celebration and coming together we hope that people reimagine community as the driver of the Good Life.
CREDITS
Hosted by Cormac Russell and Dr. Sacha DeWolfe
Podcast theme created by Isaac Russell.
Edited by Isaac Russell
The Connected Community
Introduction to The Connected Community (Part 2)
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