HeyJaredThe Sean Sandifer Show
The Sean Sandifer Show is a podcast hosted by Sean Sandifer, a rising voice for the up-and-coming generation. He's a lawyer for the modern age- he keeps it real, and tells it like it is. Be sure to tune in for Sean's weekly news and politics roundups released Monday mornings.
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SEASON FIVE PREMIERE, PART II: REFLECTING ON THREE DECADES – LESSONS IN LIFE AND LOSS (opens the original)
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Welcome to Season 5 of The Sean Sandifer Show! In this two-part Season Premiere, Sean reflects on his first three decades of life- sharing parts of his journey into adulthood that he has never before publicly spoken about in detail. If you’ve ever questioned your direction, doubted your path, been torn down and forced to rebuild, chased something greater, or wrestled with who you’re becoming, this podcast is for you. This week: SEASON FIVE PREMIERE, PART II: REFLECTING ON THREE DECADES – LESSONS
SEASON FIVE PREMIERE, PART I: REFLECTING ON THREE DECADES – LESSONS IN LIFE AND LOSS (opens the original)
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Welcome to Season 5 of The Sean Sandifer Show! In this two-part Season Premiere, Sean reflects on his first three decades of life- sharing parts of his journey into adulthood that he has never before publicly spoken about in detail. If you’ve ever questioned your direction, doubted your path, been torn down and forced to rebuild, chased something greater, or wrestled with who you’re becoming, this podcast is for you. This week: SEASON FIVE PREMIERE, PART I: REFLECTING ON THREE DECADES – LESSONS
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