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January 7th, 2010 |
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Hi All,
We have our line up of live shows now. We began broadcasting live on Monday. Tune in for some great information, ending the old year and looking into the New Year. We ended 09 with a bang…literally. Terrorism (if you buy that) and Health Care, both subjects we talked on on Wednesday.
We would love to hear from our listeners. Please feel free to write us at info@enerfood.com. We want to improve programming and the shows and could use your feedback.
Thank you for listening in and please stay tuned for timely, important and we hope relevant information that will help you think about the world we live in today, what we stand for and what we can do about bringing about change.
Best New Year Wishes,
All of us here on Survive2thrive
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