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In the debut episode of the Eco Warrior Princess Podcast, founder Jennifer Nini explains why she's launching the podcast almost 8 years after founding her blog-turned-media brand, Eco Warrior Princess. She shares her personal story, why she founded the brand, why she left the city for the country and what she hopes to achieve from this communication medium.
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