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Sarah Cormode joins host David Webb on Explore Magazine’s Live the Adventure Podcast

Sarah and David want listeners to continue exploring in nature and stay safe in the outdoors.

ByCanLyme Team
Explore's Live the Adventure Podcast logo floating over a kayaker on the shore.

Sarah Cormode, host of the Looking at Lyme podcast, speaks to outdoor enthusiasts across the country in this Explore podcast with host David Webb. Sarah’s interests in education and awareness shine through as she talks about the Looking at Lyme podcast, and how to avoid tick bites and Lyme disease while enjoying the outdoors. Sarah and David want listeners to continue exploring in nature and stay safe in the outdoors!

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