Episode 192 – Remote Running
Bryan and Peter are grateful that they can still run outside, but they share some of their challenges. They also talk about Bryan's experience with telemedicine, an "App That Up" recommendation from the HWYRTian of the Great White North, and how their eating habits have changed since living in isolation. They also go to the movies and (re) experience several classics, including Lawrence of Arabia, Citizen Kane, and Cash Cab! Plus, advice to those new to the chicken farming biz.
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