ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Welcome Dr. James Allen, founder of First Serve Myanmar, a youth tennis program operating in the democratically challenged country or Myanmar, (formally Burma) in Southeast Asia. Dr. Allen has traveled and worked in some of the most difficult countries in the world and shares his insights of operating a nonprofit halfway around the world in a repressive dictatorship.
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