This month our producer Amy Downing steps to the other side of the mic for a conversation with host Cyndi Morales. Listen in for an update on the CUPS Bra Drive, how you can get booked on the WOA podcast in 2023 (spots are filling up!) and what’s next for our Women of Aurora networking group.
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About Women of Aurora:
Women of Aurora is a group of purpose-driven women coming together to network, support, and uplift each other. Membership is open to women living and working in Aurora and the surrounding communities.
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Connect with producer Amy Downing through her lifestyle blog, Friends Over 50 — a space for women in midlife exploring reinvention, tech, and inspired living.
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