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Subject: Food for thought with Bahamian Author Mario "Sasha Dunn" Woodside
EPISODE ABSTRACT
Imagine waking up today and only remembering the last two weeks of your life. Who would you be?
The trigger of systematic conditioning is often switched on by the truth.
“Glory: a Journey into African Royalty” by Mairo “Sasha Dunn” Woodside, is a service to society. After the tragic loss of his mother during the pandemic and the joyous birth of his daughter he began writing.
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The power of self-discovery is within us all. With the release of ‘Glory: a Journey into African Royalty’ by Mairo “Sasha Dunn” Woodside, we can start to unravel our own narratives and learn more about our place in this world!
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