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EYES WIDE OPEN, The Podcast - SEASON 2

By: Claire Elisabeth Elliott Department of Empowerment LLC
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  • SEASON 2 of the radical podcast of The High Priestess of LIFE, Claire Elliott, who became: The Gerber Baby after she was determined to be the sole, legal Dalai Lama at age 6 months; The Coppertone Girl at age 2; the sole, legal founder & [OTHER] president of the SGI at age 8; as well as the very 1st sole, legal high priestess of Nichiren Shoshu at age 13. Life as the very 1st official all-American fortune baby (born into Nichiren Buddhism) has been quite eventful... so let’s hang out! Copyright © 2001-2023 Claire Elisabeth Elliott, Department of Empowerment LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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  • On June 12th, 1994…

    On June 12th, 1994…
    Jun 13 2023

    Kim Goldman’s first episode of her podcast, “Media Circus,” inspired this first episode of Season 2 of EYES WIDE OPEN, The Podcast.

    Kim always posts the very first episode of her podcasts on the exact anniversary of Ron’s death and I aimed to do the very same tonight on the 29th anniversary of our tragic loss.

    It’s in time for Kim on the west coast where it’s just 9:11pm, but it’s 11 minutes after midnight as I write this on the east coast.

    On June 12th, 1994…

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    23 mins
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