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On this episode I'm joined by Sohmer as we discuss how we have changed over our lives from early adulthood into our mid 30s.
On today's episode, we were joined by Anna Pottier-Hickman who recounts her upbringing in Nova Scotia, her world travels and her life with the famous Canadian Poet, Irving Layton, Her adventures in life landed her in Utah where she married her current husband, Grant Hickman.
Grant Hickman, a career Truck Driver and local photographer, joins us on this episode to talk about his life story, photography, birding, and his views on treating people right. Check out his amazing bird photos by simply following him on Facebook.
Happy holidays, and thank you for joining us on another episode of Keyhole Conversations. This week Sohmer and I are talking about our trip down to Zion National Park and reminiscing on past holiday experiences from the youthful years.
Allison joins us on this episode to give us insight on what it takes to train service animals to be used by those in need. She is an accomplished dog trainer with years of experience and owns her own company Foias Foundation- Service Dog Prospects.
Jordan is a visual arts teacher who has his masters in art education and masters in art illustration. He shares his passion for the arts and education with us on this episode.
On this episode of Keyhole Conversations I sit down with my cousin Eddie and disscus the role of social media on our mental health. We also get some insight from Eddie on how it is to raise three daughters in this crazy world we live in. We also dive into his own mental health struggles and what he's done to overcome the day to day grind.
I've always considered November to be an important month to bring about mental health awareness as it's the month I myself begin to struggle with seasonal depression. So sit back and listen as I open up to my friend Alex Hinerman about my struggles over the years with seasonal depression and anxiety.
On this episode I'm joined by Lynsey and Holli as we talk about the being crossing guards and a plethora of other subjects.
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