Combined Minds

August 10, 2023
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The girlies make their own podcast debut.

 

Carmen: The time has finally come. We know you have been wanting to hear our actual conversations rather than reading them in a magazine. We heard your prayers, and we answered. 

 

Ambar: Yeah, just call us God. Of course, it wouldn’t be a Combined Minds podcast debut if we didn’t talk about conspiracies. So that’s exactly what we did. 

 

Carmen: Some call them conspiracy theories; some call them facts. We call them by the wrong name a few times, unfortunately. But that’s OK! It’s just the pilot episode. 

 

Ambar: Without spoiling too much, stay away from the Denver airport and big milk. Goodnight, America! 

 

Listen to the podcast here!

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Creative Director Ambar Ramirez and Lead Journalist Carmen Macri collaborate monthly on the Combined Minds Column, where they delve into trending topics and review local events. Their dynamic teamwork brings a special magic to every story they co-write.

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