Pause For Thought


Alan Sorensen and Willie Cameron share their thoughts across a range of subjects, all designed to help us take breath, appreciate what we have and strive to do the best for others.
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What Is Time? (Alan Sorensen)
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Food (Alan Sorensen)
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Two Kinds Of People (Alan Sorensen)
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The Speed Of Dark (Alan Sorensen)
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