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About Life, Experienced
Life, Experienced is a podcast hosted and produced by Ethan D. Smith.
Each episode features an interview with someone who has unique or interesting stories to share.
The podcast was created as an effort to both promote oral history and storytelling and to highlight fascinating tales from the human experience.
If you have a story you believe would make a great episode, feel free to email podcast@ethandsmith.com or reach out via Twitter or Facebook below.
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You heard him first on our show (S1E4). Now this ordinary celebrity has his own podcast! https://t.co/0iRRtdCA6c
Nearly everything these days has Terms and Conditions. Even kids' meals apparently....?
I definitely missed an opportunity to do an episode on @Arbys, but you can get your fill of the show instead. All five episodes available now! https://t.co/qpY8PcroZu
If you were at @northstarfamily yesterday to hear @journeyguy's sermon, I can confirm that he has always been passionate about having fun and embracing joy. Hear him elaborate in our conversation on @lifexperienced from October 2018:
https://t.co/B0EO4FA5Zb
Happy 2020, everyone!
Be sure to take 3 hours, 3 minutes, and 54 seconds out of your year to learn about what you're really agreeing to when you check "I have read the Terms of Service."
All episodes available now.
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Tis the season to gather 'round and listen to our show, presented as a free gift to you.
The show has it all: research, legalese, Congressional hearing clips, pop-up ads, newspapers, and more!
Listen now: https://t.co/wgrMqZM03m
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Here are some great reasons to listen to the show:
1. To be informed
2. To hear @EthanZ talk about inventing pop-up ads
3. To learn what the @RamsNFL and @Metallica have to do with T&Cs
but mainly
4. to hear members of Congress chastise Mark Zuckerberg