The New Story Is with Dave Ursillo

Sep 05 2023
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The New Story Is examines the silent, shared stories and invisible narratives that shape our time. From The New Story Company (TheNewStory.Is), subscribe for thoughtful conversations with guest experts to explore the perceptions and ideas that influence our worldviews and self-perceptions.
Join host Dave Ursillo (DaveUrsillo.com) in a search for the new stories that may change our collective future, for the good.
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