The Ohio RAAM Show

Just got word that we will be on the April 25th episode of The Ohio RAAM Show. 



Be sure to tune in and ask us all your burning questions.  The show will be live at 8 PM EST and if you can't catch us live you can catch up on YouTube.  

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