Episode notes
Savannah and Ari discuss the children’s book Goodnight Moon, Ari getting Covid, Savannah quitting her job, and cringe/problematic things on social media.
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The Pulidos
Savannah and Ari Pulido · Leisure & Travel · English
What if the world was uncomplicated and we could focus in on the meaningful things in life? Every week, Savannah and Ari discuss simplifying their life, growing and loving their family, and learning about the world. The Pulidos are a husband and wife duo seeking to live simply and find adventure. Th
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