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456: Em Carey tell us what it's like to fall 14000 ft without a parachute and survive

Ep. 713

Emma Carey is an artist, speaker and writer from Canberra. After following her love for travel and adventure around the world, she found herself in Switzerland where an unexpected near-death experience completely altered her life. Follow Em on her Instagram page (@em_carey).


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