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Arrrrgh. We were all set to get this podcast out on time, and then our dumb cat escaped and led us on a merry chase through the neighborhood. Anyways, this is a great episode. Lots of inspiration to be found. We start with a woman who is ensuring that Black children get the same opportunities to learn to the life saving ability to swim. Then we get into Bob Moore, who with his wife Charlee, created an international company out of an old mill and showed their employees that people were more important than profits. We finish up with a pastor who feeds souls and the bellies of his flock by ministering through a neighborhood garden in an area with serious food scarcity. Have a listen and get your inspiration fed.
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