Show Notes
This week Harriet reflects on her conversations from Season 2 and the lessons she's learned throughout her chats with Mark, Pam, Sophie and Polly. Harriet also discusses her journey, what led her to starting the podcast, and her plans for the future.
The episode was hosted and produced by Harriet Mansell. The editor was Alex Troman.
Theme music by Circle
Music by Aleksey Chistilin (Lexin_Music) on Pixabay, and AGsoundtrax and Audiospacemusic on Envato.
For more about Mark, follow him on Instagram @markehix and check out the Oyster and Fish House Website: https://theoysterandfishhouse.co.uk/mark-hix/
To learn more about Pam, follow her on Instagram @the_pam_the_jam and check out her book Pam the Jam: The Book of Preserves.
To find out more about Sophie, follow her on Instagram @farmer_in_training
For more information about Polly, follow her on Instagram @findcider and check out the Find & Foster website at: https://www.findandfosterfineciders.com/
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