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Pretty much unfailingly has something or someone that inspires me to think deeper, commit to things bigger than myself or just feel like I’m not the only one railing against the insanities of today. It gives me hope. Thanks.
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This podcast is both heart full and deeply informative, an unusual combination to achieve so excellently I think. Each episode seems to inspire me and engage me into action in some meaningful way. I am very happy and relieved to have found it. Thank you.
Probably the best explanation of how agriculture influences our health.
Excellent listening with many insights and decisions that followed.
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Accidental Gods launched 4 years ago and published 227 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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