Japan-Tokyo

Beth and Sarah talk about their experiences visiting Tokyo Japan during the country's hottest month (July) and some of the fun things you may do or see in Shinjuku.

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Sit Still and Listen is produced at the Casa Cornell Studio in Surprise, Arizona by Beth Cornell using Blue Snowball mics and Adobe Premiere for production sound and post-production editing. Sarah Cornell does not produce or edit the podcasts. Beth is "learning" and hopefully you will see improvement over time :-)

Music credit:"Shaving Mirror" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
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Photo Credit: Beth Cornell 7/2017

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Full podcast description: A vigorous discussion between two generations. A mother and a daughter. A millennial and a Generation X-er.Topics are randomly chosen by alternate weeks being lead by one host or the other. The person not leading the discussion will have just heard the topic at that moment. Armed with only the knowledge they possess and the discussion will ensue. We hope to not only bridge the gaps in generational understanding but also to laugh and find some common ground to refocus our lense of the world. We invite you to join us!