Best Zebra Developers Podcasts (2025)

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Dyscalculia With Michelle From Pensylvania 34:09

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Send us a text In this episode of Rare Connection, Joanna sits down with writer, photographer, paraeducator, and disability advocate Michelle Steiner to talk about life with dyscalculia, an often-misunderstood learning disability that affects number sense and math. Michelle shares her journey from being told she “couldn’t” — couldn’t go to college,…

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Assistive Devices. 9:46

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To mark the International Day of Disability 2025, with the theme Fostering disability-inclusive societies for advancing social progress, The Bow tonight explores Assistive Devices.

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The Drug Story. 6:28

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The Oviedo Declaration is the focus of our discussion on The Drug Story today. Substance abuse, or drug use, is a hazardous life trajectory. Drug users just need compassion, understanding, and a listening ear.

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Tim Woodall (Faber & Faber) on what the arts can learn from publishing (and vice-versa), the reality that your audience is not “everyone” (and that’s fine), and the value of brand-building 38:27

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A conversation with Tim Woodall, the former Director of Marketing at The Philharmonia, and the current Head of Direct to Consumer Marketing at independent publishing house, Faber and Faber. It was interesting to hear Tim's reflections on what the publishing world could learn from the arts, and vice-versa, the value of clear priorities, the lessons …

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ZEBRA CROSSINGS. 4:45

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In commemoration of the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims and the African Road Safety Day on Sunday, 16th November, 2025, we focus on ZEBRA CROSSINGS on Nigerian roads to guarantee the safety of all, especially school students.

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2025 World Science Day For Peace & Development. 5:09

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For the truth, in its entirety ,science spins innovation that leads to decent work, economic growth, peace and development.

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Productive Employment In Nigeria. 4:28

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Consistent with our colleagues at the ongoing 2nd World Social Summit for Development in Doha, we introduce a special podcast, PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT, emphasizing the role of quality employment in achieving social integration.

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This is how we built...a platform for teaching music 24:29

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Aurora Classroom, from the Aurora Orchestra, began as an idea to convert a live children’s storytelling concert into a classroom resource during the pandemic. In this conversation with Aurora Orchestra's Learning Director, Rebecca Barnett we hear how over the last five years it has grown into a comprehensive creative learning platform, showcasing A…

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The Marriage Ceremony. 7:02

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Tonight on The Bow, we delve into The Marriage Ceremony, examining its role in fostering cultural exchange and goodwill among peoples striving for prosperity and peace, which in turn drives sustainable development.

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Objectification Of Women (3). 4:28

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This evening on The Bow, we pause to remember the late Stella Obasanjo, as we examine the issue of Objectification of Women 3. It is essential for women to learn self-acceptance. Gender inequality is unnecessary. We must not leave any woman behind.

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UN @80 Exhibition At Abuja,Nigeria. 7:39

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I was embedded with some school students from Esty Foundation School Kubwa as they went to the UN @80 Exhibition at Cyprian Ekwensi Center For Arts & Culture. at Area 10 , Garki District, Abuja.

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Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH). 5:31

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Tonight on The Bow, we present a follow-up to our episodes on February 12, 2022, and November 12, 2024, which focused on The Female Condom and Sexual Health. This evening, we will discuss Sexual Reproductive Health and the imperative of accelerating action on comprehensive sexual education across all sectors of society.…

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Partial Trisomy 8Q Duplication Syndrome Wuth Saida From California 31:07

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Send us a text In this powerful episode of Rare Connection, Joanna Ball speaks with Saida Mahoney — a beauty queen, author of nine books, athlete, performing artist, and National Rare Disease and Disability Advocate living with Partial Trisomy 8q Duplication Syndrome, an ultra-rare genetic condition. Saida shares her journey growing up with neurolo…

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Okra (Eat It Series). 7:31

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This evening, on the Eat It series of The Bow, our discussion will center on Okra. Regardless of your preference for the dried, fresh, or roasted version, Okra's relationship with Zobo and the Hibiscus flower is an interesting fact. Okra is also beneficial in the fight against malnutrition. Join me as we explore this topic.Lets do this....lets eat …

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This is how we built...an interactive longbow exhibit 22:08

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Ben Templeton is a writer, creative director and facilitator in the field of games and playful technology. For almost 20 years Ben has helped organisations around the world create fun ways of bringing audiences together to interact with art, culture and science. The Robin Hood Experience at Nottingham Castle is a series of immersive arcade games in…

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Nollywood & Screen Tourism (3). 5:54

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Tonight on our special edition of NOLLYWOOD & SCREEN TOURISM (3) ,we talk about the renovated Wole Soyinka Center For Culture & The Creative Arts and how it will accelerate our work of achieving UN SDGs 8 & 11.

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Paula Bray (State Library Victoria) on the power of experimentation, the importance of advocacy and generosity, recognising that some things take time, and the value of clear and joined-up strategy 42:26

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A great conversation with Paula Bray. Paula is Chief Digital Officer at State Library Victoria in Melbourne. Over the last twenty years Paula has held digital leadership roles at organisations including the State Library of NSW, Powerhouse Museum, Art Gallery of NSW and the Australian National Maritime Museum. Innovation and experimentation runs th…

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Okur Chung Neuro Developmental Syndrome (OCNDS) With Jillian from Massachusetts 30:13

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Send us a text In this episode of Rare Connection, I talk with Jillian Kavanagh, a nurse practitioner and parent to Ellie, who was diagnosed with Okur-Chung Neurodevelopmental Syndrome (OCNDS) at age 4. With only about 300 known cases worldwide, OCNDS is an ultra-rare genetic condition caused by variants in the CSNK2A1 gene. Jillian shares the chal…

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ELEVATE 2025. 6:13

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We are thrilled to launch ELEVATE 2025 today, building on the success of Elevate 2021 in June and Elevate 2022 in December. Hear from women ( a widow and a youth) as they share their insights on most of the UN SDGs

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Golf & Maritime Issues. 6:13

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On tonight's edition of The Bow, we will examine the significance of World Maritime Day, which was celebrated early with a golf tournament at Ikoyi Golf Club 1938 yesterday.

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Party Packs. 11:23

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Tonight, we will examine PARTY PACKS and their role in passively erasing the memory of our children about equality in society. Their popularity does not inherently make them proper.

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The Train System In Abuja (3). 7:58

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THE TRAIN SYSTEM IN ABUJA(3) :Notwithstanding the train incident that occurred last week on the Abuja-Kaduna route,more people are now patronizing the train. As a result of the economic downturn ,people are utilizing the free Kubwa-Metro train route to travel to town for work or other engagements.

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Attitude. 10:34

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Tonight, we will delve into ATTITUDE(as a follow-up discussion on past episodes, including Courtesy, Greetings, Integrity, and Loyalty). The UN SDGs are built around the core principles of People, Planet, and Prosperity. To prosper and develop our planet, we must cultivate a good attitude. Let us endeavor to be nice and do good. A true leader stand…

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The Unsheltered Nigerians. 11:59

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Tonight's program serves as a follow-up to our August 30, 2024, episode, 'Housing Issues in Nigeria: Gentrification.' Currently, we are addressing 'The Unsheltered Nigerians,' a critical step towards achieving Goal 11 of the UN SDGs.

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Brandon Powers on dance, technology, immersive experiences, reframing the role of the audience, working with engineers, and the importance of translation 45:00

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A chat with New York-based creative director and choreographer, Brandon Powers. Brandon works with technology to create experiences across physical and virtual spaces. We talked about his early experiences with technology, inter-disciplinary teams, the various ways that technology and virtual spaces can enhance and extend experiences for both artis…

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IYD 2025 with Felicia Gbuuka. 3:56

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IYD 2025 with Felicia Gbuuka. This week, the IYD 2025 event in Abuja featured Felicia Gbuuka, a 34-year-old mother and farmer from Guma in Benue State, who has demonstrated exceptional diligence and tech expertise in her farming endeavors. As reported by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), Felicia launched her farming initia…

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NEDAMSS With Liz From Florida 38:26

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Send us a text In this episode of Rare Connection, Joanna speaks with Liz, mother of Stephanie, about the ultra-rare IRF2BPL genetic disorder—also known as NEDAMSS—and the groundbreaking milestone of the first-ever IRF2BPL gene replacement therapy. We discuss what this means for the rare disease community, the hope it brings to families, and the pa…

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Loneliness. 5:49

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On tonight's episode of The Bow, we delve into the topic of loneliness, a significant barrier to realizing UN Sustainable Development Goal 3, and highlight the importance of better mental health outcomes.

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Global Drug Access For Rare Diseases With Aayush Goyal of MedsPartner 37:52

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Send us a text Imagine discovering that a life-saving treatment for your rare condition exists — but you can’t get it because it’s not available or affordable in your country. That’s the reality for countless families around the world. In this global episode of Rare Connection, host Joanna Ball sits down with Aayush Goyal, founder of MedsPartner, a…

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The Fish Story:The Final Analysis. 2:06

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THE FISH STORY: THE FINAL ANALYSIS Tonight, we build upon our November 4 and 11, 2023 podcasts on fish farming. These Nigerian children have concluded that commencing fish farming with a limited number of baby fishes is the most sensible way to mitigate poverty, ensure familial well-being, and produce household income to acquire food. We thank Zhir…

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Palliative care with Anne Front LMFT from California 41:22

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Send us a text What’s the difference between palliative care and hospice? Why is palliative care still misunderstood—and how can it support people with cancer, rare diseases, and other serious conditions long before end-of-life? In this powerful episode of Rare Connection, host Joanna Ball welcomes Ann, a licensed psychotherapist, breast cancer sur…

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Paid Time Off (PTO). 7:33

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In today's episode of The Work It series on The Bow podcast, we utilize our latest software to elucidate how Paid Time Offs (PTOs) can enhance productivity and foster sustainable development.

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TNRC6B With Keyundra From Arkansas 59:12

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Send us a text In this powerful episode of Rare Connection, host Joanna Ball sits down with special needs mom and author Keyundra, who shares the emotional and medical journey of her son Zaire — a child living with multiple rare conditions, including: 🫁 Laryngomalacia – a rare airway disorder 🦠 Neutropenia – a rare immune disorder 🧬 TNRC6B gene mut…

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Feet Of Grace at 10years. 5:59

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On Saturday 19 July 2025, Abuja held its own Feet Of Grace Foundation charity walk and this also marked 10years of the organizations operation. Feet Of Grace has assisted women without limbs in acquiring limbs, supporting those that are running SMEs and helping some of these ladies in school . This is a worthy cause that Feet Of Grace Foundation is…

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Idiopathic Intercranial Hypertnsion with Stephanie From Maryland 46:47

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Send us a text In this episode of Rare Connection, host Joanna speaks with Stephanie from the EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases, who shares her journey living with Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension (IIH)—a rare neurological disorder involving increased pressure around the brain with no detectable cause. Stephanie opens up about the long pat…

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Neil Williams (BFI) on transforming organisations through digital, comparisons between the civil service and the cultural sector, working in the open, and intentionally not empire-building 57:19

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A conversation recorded in-person (hurray!) with the BFI's Exec Director of Technology and Digital Transformation, Neil Williams. Neil writes a regular 'fortnight notes' post on his blog, which you can find here neilojwilliams.netBy Digital Works

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The Future Of Work(World Youth Skills Day Edition). 4:04

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It is imperative that Nigerian youths leverage AI to enhance their skills, expand their knowledge base and increase their earnings. Happy World Youth Skills Day. #WorldYouthSkillsDay

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Femicide In Nigeria. 7:25

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Believe it or not, Nigeria is witnessing femicide at a scary rate. It's time we respect the female gender and fight for their institutionalized protection at all places, their fair treatment and outright gender equality. This bitter end MUST stop.

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CLCN6 With Paul From California 54:40

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Send us a text In this powerful episode of Rare Connection, we meet Paul, the president of Cure CLCN6 and the father of Paxton, a young boy diagnosed with an ultra-rare visit mutation on the CLCN6 gene. Paxton’s journey began with developmental delays and years of unanswered questions. After extensive genetic testing, his family finally received a …

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News Of Avoidance (2). 3:27

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Presently, amidst the plethora of disheartening news, we are revisiting NEWS OF AVOIDANCE (2) as a sequel to our episode from last year. Empathy is vital, but we must also be cautious in our consumption of media. Development acts as a catalyst, uniting people from all walks of life, regardless of their social standing, educational background, or ec…

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Sarcoidosis With Regina From Indiana 49:32

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Send us a text In this episode of Rare Connection, host Joanna speaks with Regina, a sarcoidosis patient, author, and creative advocate who’s transforming her personal health journey into a source of awareness and empowerment. After her sarcoidosis diagnosis, Regina launched UniquelySarc, a handmade earring line dedicated to raising sarcoidosis awa…

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Glutaric Acidemia 1 with Serena From New Zealand 2nd Anniversary episode 1:18:06

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Send us a text In this special Rare Connection Live episode, host Joannal celebrates 2 years of amplifying rare voices by welcoming Serena, a rare disease advocate and parent from New Zealand. Serena’s daughter lives with GLUT1 Deficiency Syndrome, a rare metabolic disorder that impairs glucose transport to the brain — leading to seizures and neuro…

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Partnerships For The Goals(2). 5:31

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Tonight on The Bow,we do a follow up to our 29 November 2024 edition on Partnerships For The Goals as we talk about PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS(2).New mature collaboration/partnership is the new competition. There is so much to be done to achieve the UN SDGs and yet so little time but teamwork makes it all happen easily.…

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Tash Willcocks (TPX Impact) on navigating uncertainty, intellectual humility, leadership in turbulent times, why zebras don't get ulcers, the importance of structure in enabling agility, how to actually ... 56:03

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A wide-ranging chat with Tash Willcocks (Head of Learning Design at TPX Impact) on organisational culture, leadership, and how to deal with change and uncertainty. Tash mentioned a whole load of ideas, articles, books, and thinkers - a few of which I've linked to below: Tash's Medium lives here: https://medium.com/@tash-willcocks This is the first …

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Ank 3 With Tami from Kansas 32:00

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Send us a text In this episode of Rare Connection, host Joanna sits down with Tami — a teacher, advocate, and mother of 7-year-old Jonathan, who lives with a rare ANK3-related disorder. Tami shares her family's diagnostic journey, how Jonathan's multiple conditions impact their daily life, and how she balances caregiving with her work in early chil…

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Tips. 3:43

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Tips in Nigeria has taken a different twist.What is meant to be an appreciation for work well done is now being forced from people.Is this right?Your guess is as good as mine.

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Mental Health and Rare Disase with Frank From New York 49:07

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Send us a text 🧠 Mental health is rarely optional when you're living with a rare disease. Join Joanna, host of Rare Connection, for a powerful live conversation with Frank, a rare disease patient and mental health advocate who's working to make support more accessible for our community. 🌍 Living with sarcoidosis and other chronic conditions, Frank …

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Orphan Disease of HLA-B27 With Brenda From Florida 53:52

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Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with Brenda, a woman navigating the challenges of a painful, disabling, and unnamed orphan disease. Despite testing negative for VEXAS, relapsing polychondritis, and MAGIC syndrome, Brenda continues to suffer from spontaneous tendon tears and systemic inflammation. One key clue? She is HLA-B27 positive, a …

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Human Needs & The UN SDGs. 7:04

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Tonight on The Bow, we do a follow up to our 19 February 2025 edition on World Day Of Social Justice 2025 as we talk about HUMAN NEEDS & THE SDG'S. We live in times that are tough but we need to develop our society so that it will also meet our needs appropriately.

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Judd Fink-Spiritual Path Coaching 34:08

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Send us a text Hi, I'm Judd Fink From as early as the age of four, I’ve felt a profound connection to the universe, receiving intuitive messages from Source and those who have passed on. These insights have been my guiding light, shaping my life and empowering me to help others on their journeys. My purpose is to guide you toward this same clarity …