In the Vine Podcast
Impartation
(upbeat music) - Welcome to season four of "In the Vine" podcast led by host Melissa Chavez, along with Denise, Yucinia, and Shekinah. With new episodes released every Thursday, this season we'll be discussing divine infaritation, introduce new guests, and continue to answer your questions. To learn more about "In the Vine" events and other information, be sure to visit our website at www.inthevine.org, or follow us on social media at inthevine.connects. And if you enjoyed today's episode, don't forget to show your support, and like, share, and subscribe. (upbeat music) - Hi everyone, and welcome to season four of "In the Vine" Connects. (yells) We, I know, what was that, one hand. Way to commit, Denise, way to commit. (laughing) Welcome to season four of "In the Vine" Connects. We are so excited to be here with you guys. We cannot believe that we're already here. We had a good two months off, so I can't wait to hear what you ladies did during that time while I slaved away with my face and mouth. (laughing) All for the good of the order. No, but really I can't wait to hear. So, let's see, random, random, random. I'm gonna start with Yesi. Yesi, how was your summer? - It was great. I actually just came back from Tahoe, and we celebrate our fourth year anniversary. So that was been really fun. If you follow me on Instagram, you would know. I'm expecting my baby. Hopefully do in January. So, yay, I'm pregnant! Woo! (laughing) Which is a huge testimony from where I was just last season. So, praise the Lord, that's where I'm at. - That's so exciting. How was Tahoe? - Tahoe was so much fun. It's beautiful. We tried out a new place called North Lake Tahoe instead of South Lake Tahoe, which I usually go to. I'm sure the seven, eight hours trip could be avoided next time. I would hope so. (laughing) It just fly out there or something. But it's just been really fun. I've enjoyed it. Lots of new things and lots of new food. - Awesome. - It's so nice. I'm so glad. Okay, next I'm gonna go with Denise. - Hi. - How are you? - How are you? - Well, how are you? - Awesome, fantastic. I feel like I've been seeing you in ages. This is a nice fall tan you got. - She, yeah, for October, oh my gosh. (laughing) - It'd be good. How was your summer? - It was great, as you can see. I've been, (laughing) It's lasted so long. - You're just gonna let it go. - My summer was great. We went to just a lot of little mini vacations with the kids. We had a great time. That's all I did. It was fun. - Okay, good, good. - Well worth it. - Well worth it. - What about you, Shikwina? - Well, like Mal, I've been recording a lot of episodes. Once you all know that Mal told me to do those things. (laughing) - Yeah, wait. - To do the recordings, do recordings. No, actually, at first I was nervous when you asked me to keep up on weekly. And I have to say I commend you for keeping up with Mondays with Mel every week with the new message, 'cause just a little bit that I got to do was, it was really eye-opening to see how preachers and people who get weekly messages, just they have to really be up on the word of the Lord. And they have to be prepared with the word on a regular basis like that. So, good job Melissa. Like, good job, honestly. But no, that's been a lot of fun to do those recordings and to kind of take our followers out on the trails with me, that was so cool. It was so much fun. And then we also just started up our worship team, so I'm singing again. And if you guys hear my voice crack, that's why I'm just warming up my voice again and getting it back out there. But it's been really busy, but it's been such a blessing. God has been moving in incredible ways. - That's so cool, I love it. Definitely have been seeing the way that you guys have been keeping busy and at the same time enjoying life, like it's been such a blessing to watch. - As for me, Summer was, it was good, also trying to be outdoors as much as possible. Definitely started off rocky, but the ending has been so good. So, which is really just a testimony of the Lord's goodness. So, I'm just very excited, looking forward to what the Lord is going to do this fall season. Yay! So, with that being said, serious business, okay. With that being said, this season, we're gonna talk to you guys about impartation. And so, every time I say that makes me think of like the Lord of the Rings, like if I'm about to night somebody to send them on a journey or something, but not that they night anybody on Lord of the Rings relax. Okay, anyway, we'll be back here. But before we do that, you guys know that we have to do the dating question. And so, Shekina brought up a really good question, and that is, do you remember off the top of your head? - He's a great guy, but I don't like his style. - Or a great girl, or a great girl. So, it's a great person. I don't like their style, clothing-wise. Is that something that I should try to change, or just leave it be? - But you're dating, right? You're dating, or you're getting, like you're courting, like it's serious, or you're just getting to know this person. - You ask, wait, do you have any questions? - Sorry. - No, it's fair, no, it's fair. - It's fair, yeah. I don't know. - It's like courting. - Yeah, or we can even answer both of like, you're just interested in this person, but this one thing is just throwing me off. - I would say, is it a deal-breaker? 'Cause if it is, then don't even bother, right? - Yeah. - Period. If it's not, I've realized through experience that once you do get married, like each of you have an influence over one another, like in their styles and stuff like that, maybe not on an everyday, day-to-day basis, but you do start to influence each other. - Yeah. - So, that would be my response. - That's good. - I would say I would definitely have to change it if I didn't like this stuff, so it would be a tough no for me. - How would you go about it if you needed to change it? Let's say like, this is it. This is the man. Well, obviously, how would you go about it? - In the past, I would go shopping with them, and I'm like, okay, where this or where that, but they would be open to it 'cause they didn't care. But I have my husband now who is doing the reviewers to me, so go buy me shoes that he thinks that I should wear instead of just regular Nike's. He's like, no, you have to wear these. And I like it 'cause at least I get the shoes that, I mean, they're cool shoes, but sometimes it's just like some ridiculous color, and I'm like, no, please don't let me wear those. So, I have the reverse part of it. But I did fall in love with my husband, and I love his style. I love that he's out there, so I think I'm glad that I don't have to change it. - Yes, I think for me, I would depend on, okay, wait, what was the question? Whether it's a jailbreaker or not? - Well, that's a great person. - Do I try to change him or not? So I try to change him or not, their style. - You don't like their style? - I think, I mean, I always say six word cowboy, so style matters, right? I think it really is a reflection of who the person is inside. And so, oh, that's a tough one. I think it just comes down to, are they present or not? Like, if I were to take them into a place. - Is it Adam's down there or not? - Yeah, like if I'm like, hey, we're gonna go out to this nice thing. Like, are they gonna, can I be 100% fully confident that they're not gonna like show up in like Justin Bieber attire, you know what I mean? Or Adam's down there? It comes down to that. 'Cause the person is a reflection of you. I just heard who was the, oh, Tucker Carlson. I went to go see him, that was so cool. And he was like, I judge men by their wives. So to me, it's just like you, you know, you're a reflection of your partner. Like you were saying, so I think it would be, I would probably just be like, nah. 'Cause that's what catches your attention in the place. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - That's what I love, yes, you see. I think it also, it's like, why is your style like that? Is it because they truly like have no idea and they're open to, hey, like, I can use some help in this area? Absolutely, but if somebody's like, obviously stuck and like, no, this is how I'm gonna dress, then obviously that's where you realize that this is and not a ghost where or not. 'Cause there is some men that are like, open to having women like, yeah, please, by all means, like come and influence my style, you know? And then there's men that are just stuck in their ways. Like my older brother, like he has his style and like, nobody changing that style, you know? - Always matching. - Always, yeah. - Always matching. - Always matching. - Somehow he's able to match like the audience colors. It's a diamond, it's a grace. All right, so with that, we're gonna move into our topic. So our, as I mentioned, the topic is impartation. And so we've been kind of functioning on that for some time, but, sorry, I didn't ask you this to begin with, but you actually brought that topic up when we were ending season three. And you're like, I think it should be impartation. Is there a reason why you thought that? - I guess I should have asked that before we made it. - Off of camera. (laughing) - I don't remember. - I'm sure it was a holly spirit. (laughing) - Good answer. - Good answer. Okay, so I mean, she always does this, who are you? - Okay. - What is it? - Cut it out. (laughing) - You guys, I just want you guys to know that we're authentic, you know what I mean? That we're keeping it on our toes. - She's asking me about something that was like months ago. - First of all, your memory is great. - No, certain things. - Okay. - Okay. - All right. - Not this way. - Not this specific. - She has a black, she has a black male folder. - Yeah, right? - Oh yeah. - That is there. - Yeah. Anything you can and we'll be used again to integrate along. - Okay, so the impartation. So according to Miriam Webster, the act of impartation is the act of imparting something such as knowledge or wisdom, a granting or communication of something held in store. So the opposite of being a gatekeeper. In the Bible, it can also be giving gifts or blessing. So it is a breakdown given, oh. (laughing) - Maybe that's why I liked it, the gifts. (laughing) - Yeah. Number one. - Number one. - Yeah, it can be like spiritual impartation, blessing, things like that. And so, honestly, it can take on so many different ways. Like one of my favorite things is when obviously somebody in authority blesses you, right? Like one thing that I hold dear to me because I understand the importance of blessing. I remember when I moved out of my parents' house, they were having such a hard time with it. They were like really upset about it. But I was like, no, I need to leave this place with the blessing. And so I went to my parents and I was like, hey, I understand. I was like, but I honor you. Like I just need you to send me off with the blessing. And they did. And I believe that that's a huge reason why I've been successful because I didn't leave. I could have left them being like, deuces. You know what I mean? But I was like, no, like your blessing matters because at the end of the day, people still hold a specific ground in your life. Like a parent is a parent, you know? And so we're big on that not just with my natural parents, but spiritual parents, friendships, bosses, workers, coworkers. And so I think it's a-- I'm excited to see the kind of different dynamic that we bring in this season. So anything that you ladies would like to add about that? No, I think he covered it really well. That was good. Yeah, no, I think impartation can-- it means so many different things to so many different people. And I think when we hear that word, it's such a Christianese word. It is. And we think that it's just like this big holy-- it has to be a pastor. It has to be a preacher at the pulpit. But it can be from anybody. And I love that you brought up your parents as an example that what they're imparting and what they're sending you off with is a blessing. And you left with honor. And so you received that blessing because of the honor that you left with. So yeah, I think that you summed it up beautifully. What impartation is and how it plays a role in each person's life, whether you're saved or not saved or you go to church or not, it doesn't have to come from the pulpit. Impartation comes from anywhere and anything that we open ourselves up to. Yes, that's a good point. So with that, there are three different types of impartation as far as when I research. And it's the given impartation. So that's when you give as a mentor. There's a received-- and yeah, and that's when you receive it from a mentor. And then there's a shared. So that's peer to peer. And so ladies, I shared an example with my parents. Is there any other significant impartation that you guys have received or that you can think of that you would like to share with us? Yeah, I do. I actually remember when you talked about your parents, I remember when I got married, it was really rocking the sense of my parents did not want me to get married in a Christian, because I grew up Catholic. And so it was to the point where I didn't even think that my dad was going to walk me down the aisle. And then I have this picture, and it was one of the most beautiful things ever, because at the end of the day, we respect what you're going to do. He not only walked me down the aisle, but he gave me his blessing. And so there's a picture of that. So when you said that, actually, that my memory went back in it, it was like, it did trigger that memory. And I truly believe that, because I did receive that blessing, that my marriage has been blessed the way that it has. I'm not saying that we don't have problems, right? But it's been beautiful to witness how I was able to leave my father and my mother and cleave on to my husband. And I really believe that part of that was because of the blessing and impartation that was received through my dad. And that's so good. That's so nice. And imagine if you hadn't stuck to your ground, you know what I mean? And given just to add a little bit to that, what you just said is, now my marriage is a testimony to my parents. If there's one thing that my mom brags about to her friends is my marriage. The same thing that was attacked, even before we walked on the aisle, is the same thing that God is using to glorify himself, right, in other people's lives. So it's awesome. I love that. Especially because you didn't waver. Yeah, it was tough. Yeah, I'm sure. Yeah, 'cause I literally had to do, my husband had to do everything. Like, they didn't want to help with anything. I mean, we're a good term now. Like, I'm not trying to diss my parents, but just standing firm in what I believed in, God has worked it for his glory now. So it's been cool. Which is a huge part, right? Because that's the thing, like, even in the Bible with David and Saul, right? Like, David honored Saul and he was still making sure that he's stuck to the honoring of him, because obviously the covenant was to God first. Right. And so it's that impartation, right? Where it's just like, it's not always gonna look pleasant, and it's not always gonna look like it's the right thing to do. But at the end of the day, it's one of the things that I talked about, I think in one of my Mondays with Mel, where it's like, at the end of the day, you're gonna be in that judgment seat by yourself. You're not gonna be able to say, "Well, they treated me like this, blah, blah, blah." The Lord is gonna look at your heart, and your heart is the one that's gonna be weighed. And so that's why impartation, who you receive from, who you give to, and who you pour into is so important. Ladies, rock, paper, scissors. - Yeah, well, I have one. I have so many examples I can give, they just like fledged my mind, but the one I want to share is actually, it makes me laugh every time I think about it. It's actually shared impartation is with you, Melissa. - What? - Because I feel like the entire time that I've known you, we've always been on the same spiritual path, if that makes sense. Every time I call you, I'm like, "The Lord's in speaking this to me." And you're like, "Oh, that's so funny." The Lord just told me the same thing. We're always learning the same lesson, except we're two sides of the same, like we're two sides of the same coin. Where God is telling me, "No, he's telling you yes." We're God is telling you, "Go, he's telling me stay." So it's funny how we just balance each other out, because I can go to you and be like, "Oh, the Lord is telling me I need to stay." And you're like, "Well, that's funny. "He's telling me I need to go." And so we minister to each other, because now you have questions for me of, "Okay, how do you do that? "I have questions for you. "How do you do that?" And I feel like that's just been like the entirety of our friendship is every time I share with you what the Lord has been talking to me and the lesson that I'm learning, she goes, "Oh, it's funny, "'cause I'm the complete opposite." But it's the same thing, it's the same lesson, just we're balancing each other out. And I think that's just such a beautiful friendship that we have is that we get to share that and we get to balance each other out. And I can ask her for help. And okay, I know you're really strong in this area. I need your help. And then she calls me and says the same thing. We hold each other accountable in that way. And I just think that's just a beautiful friendship. And I would definitely use that as a shared impartation example because I think that kind of friendship is rare for people to have. But when you find it, God, it's just so worth celebrating. And I definitely celebrate our friendship. And it was funny 'cause we went camping for your birthday. And I remember just praying after your birthday and I was like, "God, thank you so much for your friendship." And you said something during the camping trip of how, excuse me, of how like you can't always expect every friendship to last. And for some reason that hit me so hard and it was so profound. And I came home that day and I was just like, "Lord, you're right." Like I can't always expect Melissa to always be there. I hope that you are. - Same. - You know, I really hope that you are. But you know, seasons change, you know. And so, but it gave me just, it put me in such a good mood because it gave me more of a reason to celebrate our friendship. And it gave me more of a reason to recognize that how good it is now is something that I should hold on to recognize and celebrate every day because it could be gone tomorrow. Again, not praying that, not wanting that. And as far as I'm concerned, you're stuck with me the rest of your life. But, you know, that's not a guarantee. And it's just more of a reason to celebrate though, the people that are in your life now. So it was just all the way around, I just had a really great time with you during that camping trip. And we just had a conversation. But the revelation that that was birthed from it, just from a conversation, was just so profound. - Yeah, honestly, not to like, I don't wanna get mushy, right? - But do it. (laughing) - But even in that like off camera, like I'll tell you something that I was able to do that trip that I haven't shared yet. But it was so profound, 'cause even afterwards, I was thinking, I'm like, man, God, like it's so good to be able, 'cause now I'm at a place, right? Where I'm able to have a freedom in friendships that before I was like so constricted and so confined, right? And so now I was like, man, like, thank you, you know? And I also had that realization. I had to cut it off from the podcast, 'cause it was way too long. But I was like, man, that's what travels like it hurt when I hit that, because it's true. Like, you know, life changes and people shift. And you know, there's still that connection, but it's, you know, there's that quote, right? Where people always gonna, they may forget what you said, but they're always gonna remember how you made them feel. And it's like, and there's a scripture in the Bible where that says, you know, submit to one another. And so it's like, we talked about it when we went shooting, where it's like, you have to learn when to let other people shine and when you shine and blow up, because like, there's this, you know, in the ocean, the waves, like, they know when to pull back and when to let people go, like, when to let the other wave go forward. And that's what creates a current and that's what creates movement and that's what creates power. And so in friendships, you have to learn to do that, right? Where it's like, you know, there's some friendships that I can't do that, where it's just like, oh, the Lord is showing me this too. But then there's those other friendships where it's like, they don't need to know that. You need to celebrate them right now, you know? And so in understanding those kind of friendships and really learning what key to play, right? And those friendships are so crucial because it's not diminishing yourself, is extending yourself for other people. And honestly, I've been able to learn that because they've taught me that. And our leadership teaches us that, right? Where it's not about us, at the end of the day, it's the glory of the Lord. So it's like, if the Lord is getting glory and my friendships, why am I gonna get in the way of that, you know? So, thank you. - But real quick, just bouncing off that. (laughing) Real quick, I love it. - Jess, real quick, this is actually for our listeners. Just hearing what we said, right? It's such a common thing to hear for people who have a hard time building friendships and getting vulnerable with people. Because of that mindset of, well, it's not gonna last, or they're gonna break my heart, or they're gonna leave, or whatever, and that mindset keeps people so restricted from friendships and developing friendships on a deep level, because of that fear that this person's not gonna be in my life forever, and chances are they're not, you know? And I don't know what the circumstances are that would separate you from your friends. But just like we shared, it shouldn't restrict you from being close with people, from opening yourself with people. If anything, knowing that it's not gonna last is more of a reason to hold onto those friendships, to celebrate it, to really learn what you can from the people who are truly pursuing a relationship with you, who wanna love you, who are good people in your life. And like I said, it might not always stay that way, but that's far more of a reason to press into that friendship now than regret never having been friends in the first place. And so I just feel like that's a fear that a lot of people have, that's a fear that I used to have is, you know, like, well, they're just gonna leave anyway. Everyone I've ever loved, everyone, they leave me somehow, you know? And yeah, they probably will, they will, you know? But that shouldn't be a point of discouragement. That should be a point of celebration that this person was an influence in my life. And I got to be their friend at some point. And again, people change, seasons change, but I really hope that you as listeners feel encouraged to embrace the people in your life who are truly pursuing you and truly pursuing a genuine relationship with you. And just open yourself up to that and see what happens. I'm ranted of Jesus. Jesus did that. Jesus came, he knew he was gonna die, but that didn't stop him from being friends and bringing those three clothes to him. So if Jesus had to experience it, we will too. But he's a prime example of how to experience the process. - Yeah, that's so good. That is good. - I don't know if it's good. - Yeah, you're ready? (all laughing) I don't know if it's as good, but my form would be when I definitely received impartation with the ladies around me who are moms, because there was moments, and I'm gonna put you on the spot to knees. Remember when I was first pregnant? Well, no, when I was first pregnant with my first daughter, I was keeping it a secret. And I remember you were talking with Anna, and Anna was pregnant at the time, and she was a little bit more ahead of me. But you guys were both talking and you were giving her tips because her pregnancy was a little different this time. And I was listening in, and I was just saying, thank you, God, I know it's not my time to reveal this pregnancy just yet, but thank you, God, that I have people around me that I'm able to learn from. And so I was able to grab some of those things, and then I have other moms who have eight-year-olds, and I'm grabbing what they say, and you're just getting all this wisdom from people who really love being a mother. And I love that, and I felt like I had such a huge support. It wasn't weird to breastfeed around people once you did have your baby. My baby shower, I got everything and more because of everybody that was there that, I mean, you even helped me with my registry. I remember I was like, do I need all of these things? Maybe not this, but yes this, you know? So I think that that impartation really made a difference in me, and I know I'm able to give it to other future moms, and I know I've even been able to impart with people at the park, or, you know, like I go to a birthday party, and I'm like talking to another mom, and we're just kind of sharing, 'cause they're asking like, how does your daughter do this? And I ask, how does your kid do this? So it's just really fun to see how God moves in motherhood, and how it brings that bonding and that connection, and even if you're not there yet, just knowing that you have those people around you for when you do, it's just like a huge blessing. Because I understand now that support systems are so crucial, and God has been speaking to me about that, about having just a good support system, but also being that support system, and how if you allow like toxic people in your support system, it's just gonna make a situation far worse than it needs to be. - Yeah, so true. - And so, thankful that, you know, again, mothers who love being mothers. - Yes, that is really good. That is really good, yeah, really good. - That was really good. - It's true, 'cause there are those mothers that don't enjoy being mothers. - And they just talk negative about it, and all they do is get together, and like, not bashing everybody, but there is those people that just like, let's just get together and bash on our kids, and I'm like, I get it, sometimes we need a vet, I totally get it. But like, there's just something different when you're just like, but I love it, you know? And I see that in my community. - Yeah, absolutely. I'm surrounded by women who, not from the church, right? Just like out in the world in the workplace and stuff, who are mothers, and I'm just like, they have a different viewpoint. And I'm just like, man, it just sucks, because they're missing out on it, because the foundation wasn't right, or they don't have the right circle around them. You know what I mean? And so, yeah, it really, honestly, it really is heartbreaking, because it's just like, I wish you had the opportunity that we have, and sometimes I'm like, you can just come to the church, just come, you know? Because I'm not saying this, I've been to a lot of churches, you guys. Honestly, I've been to a lot of churches when I was growing up with my parents. And I've never experienced such a support system. Again, I'm not gonna just throw that there because I wasn't looking for it either, so there's that responsibility there, right? But our church, like, especially if you're a young mom, single mom, a single woman, a single man, there's just, we just believe in the act of impartation without like the whole ceremonial thing, right? Like, of course there's that. But we impart to one another, just doing life with one another, organic. It's organic, and that's really how it should be. That's what Jesus did, going back to Jesus. He imparted like that, you know? He imparted with the day-to-day living and breaking bread with people and dealing with life with people. And so that's where you need to connect with a strong community. If not with Greater Works Christian Church, then definitely find one around your vicinity. Reach out to us, we can help you. And with that being said, we miss Caitlin. Oh my gosh, we were setting up the scene. And so Caitlin is off in university. Yes, and come back. Yeah, please. Who needs an education? No, we'll hire you, we'll up your pay. But when she does come back, she'll have a whole education in this field. Yeah, yeah. We can't afford her. Yeah, we want to be able to afford her. But we're gonna be able to say, oh, Kat, the director? Oh yeah, we had her with us for sure. Hallelujah, praise God, but it's okay. So now I just want a quick question. I'm just gonna throw it up wherever it wants to catch it. Can impartation be physical? I would say yes, yes, yes. Okay, okay. There were so many different examples that were on through my head. We mean like sports would be a great part of impartation. Shooting guns, you need to be like help the person know how to put their hands places. Yeah, I'm thinking of chiropractors. Like chiropractors, she's like, boom, boom, boom, boom. And I'm like, oh, great. And then she'll like kind of like nod at the area. And then she will impart wisdom and telling me, it's because of this and you're not doing this and maybe you should do more of this. So I think so. And then my husband's on this huge health craze right now. Like every week, it's something new. But it's like everyone's drinking saltic salt in their water now and in this house. And so it's just really funny because I would say that would be a physical one too. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, the reason why I wanted to bring that up is because I just thought it was a good question. (laughing) Well yeah, even salt tights are physical impartation. I'm sure we'll get to that. I'm all tear-died, sorry. It's okay. Yeah, we're here. Just a little bit. Can we get tissues when I talk to you? I'm like, tissues are you like, cat, we need you. But okay, so now what we-- See, physical impartation is a going partation. All right, so now you guys, we've added one new element to our podcast and that is tip of the week. And so this week's tip is, let me pull it up. Don't do drugs. Don't do drugs. Say no. Say no. Say no. Yeah, that one's-- Dare. There you go. Dare. Don't be used to resistance education. Do you remember that? Yeah, I have a sweater. Let's go wrap it. Oh my gosh. Very much love you. Yeah. Here's my Jordan's. (laughing) Tip of the week, besides don't do drugs. Identify who the people in your life are that practice these type that you type-- (laughing) Or press one for English. Identify who the people in your life are that you practice the three different types of impartation with. So who do you receive from? Who do you share with? And who do you give to? And if you don't have, if somebody's missing in one of those areas, then identify who you can adapt in those areas. So that's your homework for the week. Well, won't check in with you, 'cause we ain't got that type of diet, but we're encouraging you to do it. (laughing) So thank you guys for tuning in to our first episode. We hope you enjoyed it. Anything else you'd like to add? We're glad to be back. Glad to be back. Pumpkin spice weather is here. (cheering) I've been on that apple drink from the name that should not be mentioned. Yes. I hear it's really good. After I tried it with shout out to Jess, you know, she's the one that let me try it. And I was like, "Yo, it's queen." All right. (laughing) I'll try it when I can have sugar again. Yes, yes, yes. All right. So thank you guys for tuning in. Make sure you do the tip of the week. We'll see you again next week. Bye. Bye. Thank you for listening. If you liked this episode, or we answered any of your questions, or you have a question you would like to discuss in future episodes, let us know in the comments or share on social media at inthevine.connects. And be sure to hit subscribe so you won't miss out on the amazing content and guests we have lined up for you. To find out about our upcoming events and more, please visit our website at www.inthevine.org.
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