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Who are We Are Makers? Our Story SO FAR | WAMCAST #0060

Jack W Lennie

Oct 6, 2023 — 1 min read

Hey there, fellow makers! Welcome back to the We Are Makers Podcast, and we can hardly believe it's Episode 60 already! This time, we, your hosts Jack and Kate, are stepping into the spotlight to share our own incredible journey with you. Join us as we peel back the layers and give you an inside look into who we are and why we do what we do here at We Are Makers.

From the very beginning, we'll take you through our backgrounds, from our school and university days that shaped our paths.

We'll also open up about our unique relationship and how it fuels our creative endeavors.

Get ready for an exclusive peek into our business journey, from the inception of We Are Makers to the exciting challenges we've faced and conquered along the way.

We'll share our personal and business goals, our dreams, and what keeps us motivated to keep pushing the boundaries of creativity.

And, of course, we'll give you a sneak peek into what's next for We Are Makers. Discover the exciting projects and plans we have in store for our incredible community.

This is a special episode that means a lot to us, as it's a chance for you to get to know us, Jack and Kate, on a deeper level. We hope our journey inspires you and resonates with your own creative endeavors.

Don't forget to subscribe to the We Are Makers Podcast to catch all our episodes. Join us on this amazing journey of creativity, innovation, and storytelling.

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