“Dear Friend, the rhythm in Jefferson was about to change a little. Remember, what we’re really talking about here is making choices. Every choice has a consequence.”

“Dear Friend, the rhythm in Jefferson was about to change a little. Remember, what we’re really talking about here is making choices. Every choice has a consequence.”

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Written and Narrated by Matthew Chandler, &#39;A Rhythm of Opposites&#39; is an award-winning fictional memoir about two brothers who find themselves on two very different paths in life. Eli Andrews, the younger of the two, decides to tell their story. The whole story. &#34;Because there are so many lessons to be learned from it. So many ways to do better. To be better.&#34; Told as if sitting in a room with a friend, Eli shares it all. Every laugh. Every cry. Every hero and lesson along the way. You are the friend. &#39;A Rhythm of Opposites&#39; is the conversation. Thank you so much for listening and please share our story with a loved one who might benefit from hearing it too! We&#39;d also love to hear from you, so send us your thoughts, questions, and/or requests to speak with the producers to arooproject@gmail.com Finally, we hope you&#39;ll consider making a donation of any size to a great organization called ‘You Affect’. A dear friend of mine, Jaime Tillman Marquez, and her husband Shon founded this non-profit because it&#39;s all about &#34;giving back to foster kids through incredible experiences&#34;. Jaime and Shon are wonderful people, and I have seen the impact their organization has had on their community. Learn more at youaffectkids.org and then please consider a donation if you&#39;re able. You can donate directly there if you prefer or through the Donate link here. Every dollar we receive here will continue Jaime and Shon’s great legacy of giving. Help us take the broken pieces of the tragedy that inspired &#39;A Rhythm of Opposites&#39; and do some good with it. Let&#39;s pay it forward in a positive way together!

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Written and Narrated by Matthew Chandler, 'A Rhythm of Opposites' is an award-winning fictional memoir about two brothers who find themselves on two very different paths in life. Eli Andrews, the younger of the two, decides to tell their story. The whole story. "Because there are so many lessons to be learned from it. So many ways to do better. To be better." Told as if sitting in a room with a friend, Eli shares it all. Every laugh. Every cry. Every hero and lesson along the way. You are the friend. 'A Rhythm of Opposites' is the conversation. Thank you so much for listening and please share our story with a loved one who might benefit from hearing it too! We'd also love to hear from you, so send us your thoughts, questions, and/or requests to speak with the producers to arooproject@gmail.com Finally, we hope you'll consider making a donation of any size to a great organization called ‘You Affect’. A dear friend of mine, Jaime Tillman Marquez, and her husband Shon founded this non-profit because it's all about "giving back to foster kids through incredible experiences". Jaime and Shon are wonderful people, and I have seen the impact their organization has had on their community. Learn more at youaffectkids.org and then please consider a donation if you're able. You can donate directly there if you prefer or through the Donate link here. Every dollar we receive here will continue Jaime and Shon’s great legacy of giving. Help us take the broken pieces of the tragedy that inspired 'A Rhythm of Opposites' and do some good with it. Let's pay it forward in a positive way together!

Written and Narrated by Matthew Chandler, 'A Rhythm of Opposites' is an award-winning fictional memoir about two brothers who find themselves on two very different paths in life. Eli Andrews, the younger of the two, decides to tell their story. The whole story. "Because there are so many lessons to be learned from it. So many ways to do better. To be better." Told as if sitting in a room with a friend, Eli shares it all. Every laugh. Every cry. Every hero and lesson along the way. You are the friend. 'A Rhythm of Opposites' is the conversation. Thank you so much for listening and please share our story with a loved one who might benefit from hearing it too! We'd also love to hear from you, so send us your thoughts, questions, and/or requests to speak with the producers to arooproject@gmail.com Finally, we hope you'll consider making a donation of any size to a great organization called ‘You Affect’. A dear friend of mine, Jaime Tillman Marquez, and her husband Shon founded this non-profit because it's all about "giving back to foster kids through incredible experiences". Jaime and Shon are wonderful people, and I have seen the impact their organization has had on their community. Learn more at youaffectkids.org and then please consider a donation if you're able. You can donate directly there if you prefer or through the Donate link here. Every dollar we receive here will continue Jaime and Shon’s great legacy of giving. Help us take the broken pieces of the tragedy that inspired 'A Rhythm of Opposites' and do some good with it. Let's pay it forward in a positive way together!

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