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The Mindofruba Podcast

The Mindofruba Podcast

Di: Ruba Izzeldin
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The four seasons, winter, fall, summer, and spring, come together to create a sensational storyline where it describes human emotions and experiences well. We give each season a couple of feelings depending on how the weather seems to affect us biologically. 

Season 1: The Serenity of Winter Storms

Season 2: The Fallen promise of new beginnings

Season 3: The Journey of Summertime

Season 4: The Dopamine Found in Spring

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