ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Hi friends! It's been a minute since I dropped a new episode. This year has been a rollercoaster ride and I haven't been able to commit the time and energy into producing new episodes. Hopefully I will be able to drop new episodes at the beginning of next year. Thanks for tuning in! Until the next time, stay curious and stay safe! :)
-Michelle
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United States
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Sista On The Move joins me in this episode to discuss her experiences in Europe and India. We also discuss COVID-19 and how it has motivated us to explore where we live. You can connect with her on instagram at @sistaonthemove.
A brief introduction about Michelle Peters and Let's Roam There podcast. If you're interested in being a guest on the show email me at letsroamthere@gmail.com.
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