A Million Other Straws - the Podcast

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  • Summary

  • A Million Other Straws is a podcast series that tries to make sense of a world that does not always seem to do so. It will attempt to show that we are all the same and have more alike with one another than we have different. This show will cover topics that relate to every human, such as, love, relationships, news, entertainment, etc. Nothing is off-limits.
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Episodes
  • What Now...Pt.2

    What Now...Pt.2
    Jan 29 2021
    The brother Travis Hadley and the sister Tia Pace chop it up over the 2021 Inauguration, and the attempted Cout of the US government; what are people thinking; and what do we look like in the eyes of the world. As usual, we chop it up in MOS form, as always, giving personal insight.
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • What Now... The Votes Are In

    What Now... The Votes Are In
    Jan 11 2021
    The brother Travis Hadley and the sister Tia Pace have an after action review of the 2020 US Election; what must we do now; how do we move forward. This is the Season finale, end of the year wrap up and shenanigans. As usual, we chop it up in MOS form, as always, giving personal insight.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Vote Baby Vote

    Vote Baby Vote
    Oct 23 2020
    The brother Travis Hadley and the sister Tia Pace discuss voting, the process, the choices, and how we need to dig deeper, research more, and take our civic duty seriously. As usual, we chop it up in MOS form, as always, giving personal insight.
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    1 hr and 40 mins

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