Episode Synopsis "No business talk but interesting chatting with a biologist about the Amazon Fires.."

This one is a little off topic not business specific. I had the chance to chat with my sister the biologist about the Amazon rainforest fires and how some forest fires are part of the ecosystem. Very interesting chat, you can tell by how quiet I was. Enjoy!

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