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In the seventy-fifth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie and Jay Height discuss trying something surprisingly simple: making people smile. Jay shares how “Indigo the Blue Jay,” a puppet created for Shepherd Community Center, has become a creative tool for communicating with board members, donors, families, students, and staff in ways that feel personal, memorable, and strategic.
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