Wow! We made it to 27 episodes--and have had a great time doing so.
Nearly four months into the launch of the Heromakers Podcast, Laurie and Ann discuss memorable moments and walk through each heromaking trait and share which episode highlighted each so well.
We want to thank all of our listeners for making the first months of the podcast so fun, and for all of our guests, who shared with vulnerability and authenticity their own stories so that others could be encouraged and moved to openly consider how they too have an indelible place in our world.
As we wrap up Season 1 of the Heromakers Podcast, we want to hear from you! Message us on IG or FB or shoot us an email. What have you loved? Who do you want us to interview? Season 2 is coming soon - and we know you will love it.
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