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Friendship: Episode IV – Chris Maier

Episode 28 features a friend of Agent Palmer’s Chris Maier as the fourth of a four-part series on friendship by examining one up close.

What you are about to hear is simple and yet complex. This episode and the others like it all contain four main questions.

Why are we friends? How did we meet? How did we become friends? Why are we still friends?

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Friendship: Episode III – Bill Sweeney

Episode 27 features a friend of Agent Palmer’s Bill Sweeney as the third of a four-part series on friendship by examining one up close.

What you are about to hear is simple and yet complex. This episode and the others like it all contain four main questions.

Why are we friends? How did we meet? How did we become friends? Why are we still friends?

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Friendship: Episode II – Christopher J. Hughes

Episode 26 features a friend of Agent Palmer’s Christopher J. Hughes as the second of a four-part series on friendship by examining one up close.

What you are about to hear is simple and yet complex. This episode and the others like it all contain four main questions.

Why are we friends? How did we meet? How did we become friends? Why are we still friends?

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Friendship: Episode I – Jason Zapata

Episode 25 features a friend of Agent Palmer’s Jason Zapata as the first of a four-part series on friendship by examining one up close.

What you are about to hear is simple and yet complex. This episode and the others like it all contain four main questions.

Why are we friends? How did we meet? How did we become friends? Why are we still friends?

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To Change Your Luck by Jason Stershic

Episode 24 features Agent Palmer (Jason Stershic) remastering the radio program that was his capstone project as a Senior at Keystone College, which helped him to graduate with a Bachelors’s Degree in Communications, titled “To Change Your Luck.”

The syllabus for the course that this project came from states that the goal was “aimed at providing students with the opportunity to demonstrate both critical and creative thinking skills and the research capabilities they have acquired as Professional Studies Communications Arts and Humanities majors.”

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