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Podcasting is hard—it’s especially hard with kids around. We parent, discuss life, social topics, and the world around us—all while trying to keep our 3 kids busy, which never happens.

Friday, April 24, 2020

Adjusting to COVID-19 with Ryan Freeman from What's Up ABQ

Hi everyone! It's hard not to talk about our new lifestyles with COVID-19, so in this one we do just that. We sit down with Ryan Freeman from What's Up ABQ and chat how we're adjusting to a new lifestyle. We also chat about how our community is adjusting, and how humans can do so much good when we're in crisis.

Enjoy this co-broadcast with What's Up ABQ podcast, and make sure to subscribe to What's Up ABQ podcast to hear more of Lindsey and Ryan talking to the fine folks of Albuquerque about their passions.

Lindsey tweets at @LindseyFace28
Lorenzo tweets at @offlohi
Parenting Vs Podcast tweets at @parentingvspod

Ryan tweets at @Ryanpfreeman
What's Up ABQ tweets at @ABQWhatsUp

All our music is made by Jeff: https://soundcloud.com/jeff-omidvaran

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  1. Rum TanAugust 8, 2020 at 7:01 AM

    Thanks for this beneficial article. In a podcast, the content is communicated directly to you, the listener, either verbally or through video. That’s a much more intimate way of getting information than reading it from an e-mail or document. Parents can listen to podcasts while you do other things at work or at home, or during your commute. Some types of meetings can be eliminated in favor of podcasts, saving time, and improving productivity. Podcasts have many more advantages. I want to share 5 Best Parenting Podcasts for Singapore Parents To Listen on the go. Thanks for this beneficial article.

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