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Georgia and Rene are joined by WPCentral's Daniel Rubino, a former sleep technician, to discuss the importance of rest, relaxation, meditation, and... sleep! We talk about common sleeping problems, and offer tips and advice on getting better, healthier sleep. Join us!
Show notes
- Android Central Fitness Month coverage
- CrackBerry.com Fitness Month coverage
- iMore Fitness Month coverage
- webOS Nation Fitness Month coverage
- WPCentral Fitness Month coverage
Hosts
- Georgia (@Georgia_Prime)
- Rene Ritchie (@reneritchie)
- Daniel Rubino (@daniel_rubino)
Disclaimer
While Georgia is a therapist, she's not YOUR therapist. Everything said or implied on this show is for informational and entertainment purposes only. And shouldn't be taken in any way as a replacement for proper, professional care.
Credits
Music is Peace on Earth by wellman.
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