Episode Synopsis "Talk-Kin Episode #3: The Importance of a Support System"

In this Talk-Kin Episode we talk about the importance of your support group. As friends who've been in each others lives for almost a decade, we share exactly what support means to us and how it's helped us grow through some rough times.   ---- About the Talk-Kin Hosts:  Ariel, Dani, Marcus, and Rina are four friends who met in high school. Ten years later, they are now in their mid to late 20s with lots of stories, insights, and experiences to share. From marriage, to kids, to fall outs and more they are here to share the things they go through and grow through with the people they've chosen as family.   ---- Ariel is a USC graduate and project specialist for the surgery center at a local university. He is also a financial advisor.  ---- Dani is an LMU graduate and a high school teacher at a private school in Los Angeles. She is also the co-owner of Vox Pop Kids.  ---- Marcus is a UC Davis graduate and director at a nationally renowned fitness facility. He is also a financial advisor.  ---- Rina is a Duke graduate and the owner of Vox Pop Branding, a marketing agency that uses human-centric marketing campaigns to help small to medium size businesses and nonprofits. She is also the co-owner of Vox Pop Kids

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