Meet The Delightful Rachelle Saunders From Science For The People
In this episode we speak with the delightful and upbeat Rachelle Saunders From Science For The People Podcast and how their podcast is impacting people.
Resources mentioned:
Science For The People website: http://www.scienceforthepeople.ca/
Science For The People Twitter: https://twitter.com/sci4thepeople
Rachelle’s website: http://rachellesaunders.com/
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