🎙️ We're back, ladies and gentlemen! 🌟✨
After a much-needed break to navigate the ups and downs of life, including a whirlwind of moving and new adventures, we're thrilled to announce the highly anticipated return of "Let Me Interrupt"- the podcast created by women, for women! Staying true to our mission- we have some exciting announcements you won't want to miss 💁♀️💥.
Join both Cindy and myself as we interrupt the noise bringing you engaging conversations about relationships, career triumphs, personal growth, and everything that matters to modern women. So, grab your headphones, sit back, and let us interrupt your day with thought-provoking discussions, hilarious anecdotes, and plenty of inspiration. Season 2 of "Let Me Interrupt" is here, and it's going to be an unforgettable ride! 🎙️💃.
Let's do THIS!!
xoxo Melissa & Cindy
Special Acknowledgements: Sherpa Auto Transport, Happy Tails Pet Transport,
1-800-Packrat, HEB, Exp Reality, Caliber Home Mortgage, American Airlines.
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Email: Letmeinterruptseries@gmail.com
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