ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Kyle Gordon Stanley is a frequent guest on the podcast. Because of the current situation with the COVID-19 pandemic, I streamed the show live on Facebook on Thursday, April 2. The show wasn't perfect, but we still managed to have a serious conversation on life as well as some laughs. The feed was interrupted when Kyle's computer overheated.
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