In this episode, we discuss the metaphors of illness and their impacts on the lives of people. The guest is Cynthia Mitchell, who speaks with the background of being an English teacher as well as someone who had cancer. 
If you're interested in being a guest in an episode, feel free to email me at amandasharbel@gmail.com. Have a woderful day :)

In this episode, we discuss the metaphors of illness and their impacts on the lives of people. The guest is Cynthia Mitchell, who speaks with the background of being an English teacher as well as someone who had cancer. If you're interested in being a guest in an episode, feel free to email me at amandasharbel@gmail.com. Have a woderful day :)

In this episode, we discuss the metaphors of illness and their impacts on the lives of people. The guest is Cynthia Mitchell, who speaks with the background of being an English teacher as well as someone who had cancer.&nbsp;
If you're interested in being a guest in an episode, feel free to email me at amandasharbel@gmail.com. Have a woderful day :)

Metaphors of Illness with Cynthia Mitchell

Conversations With You was created to be a platform for any and everyone to use to discuss the things they care about the most. An episode will be posted once a month. Each episode will feature a different guest who will be in charge of picking 3-5 topics they want to talk about (you do not have to be an expert on any of these topics! This is just for people to express themselves and their views or passions). Since there is no specific genre for this podcast due to its nature, the conversations will be quite diverse from episode to episode. As your host, I hope to make you feel interesting as I take a step into your world. I also hope that this encourages everyone listening and speaking to use their voice regardless of the fear of not being interesting or cool enough. If you are interested in being a guest, please send an email to amandasharbel@gmail.com. Though I know it can be intimidating to speak into a mic without knowing who is listening or what their reaction is, if you can do this then I think you can do so much more.

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