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đ Goat chores + podcasts = a surprisingly good combo
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Hello Reader, My favorite time to listen to podcasts is when I am milking goats or cleaning up the kitchen after dinner. Most people donât listen to podcasts while sitting still. They listen while:
Thatâs actually the perfect time to listen. đ§ For the Love of Goats was created for moments exactly like that â when you want calm, science-based information without having to stop what youâre doing. If itâs been a while since you listened, this is your reminder that: âď¸ You donât need extra time đ You can browse all episodes here: https://thriftyhomesteader.com/category/podcast/â đ Or open your favorite podcast app and search for For the Love of Goats And if youâre deep in the thick of kidding right now, we even put together a Spotify playlist just for Kidding Season, so you can line up episodes and hit play while you work:
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â Itâs a small way to make busy chore time feel a little calmer, especially during kidding season. Happy listening, â â You are receiving this email because you subscribed to our email list, downloaded a free resource from our website, or purchased one of our products, memberships, or courses. |
Deborah Niemann @ Thrifty Homesteader
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