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From Svalbard to space, we had the absolute joy of chatting with Laura Tobin about weather, climate, the ever-changing news cycle, her BRAND NEW BOOK ššš and so much more. šāļøš We laughed A LOT, shared stories, and came away with one big feeling: Lauraās passion for what she does is truly infectious. It shines through in every conversation, every project and every opportunity she takes on.
Weāre excited for the launch of Lauraās beautiful new book, Come Rain or Shine, published by @newriverbooks (Helena and Louise we want to meet you!) and feel incredibly lucky to have welcomed Laura onto our podcast. ā¤ļø.
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