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Welcome to the One Life One Chance podcast.

I'm your host Toby Morris.

Today have a very special guest.

This is one of the people who inspired me to become vegetarian since 1988.

You may know him from Youth Today, shelter, better than a thousand,

violent children, and reflex from pain. I never heard of that one. Welcome to the podcast,

Mr. Ray Capo, my friend, hi. Good to be here. So basically my podcast is me interviewing people who inspired me as a kid to make me into the person that I am today.

And for people that don't know a lot of your story, obviously I have all my notes and my questions in front of me.

I know you're born in Connecticut.

My question to you first and foremost, how was it growing up there and, you know, how were you in school?

School I was, growing up in Connecticut was, that was it?

You know, I live in the countryside now and my kids, like, actually, now my kids are homeschooled.

Yeah, that's awesome.

But for most of their life and their older brothers, they went to a Waldorf school, which is, you know, on 400 acres, it's a farm.

It's an organic, biodynamic farm. It's a farm. It's an organic, um, biodynamic farm. It's, uh, you know,

it's, it's, it's, it's super pristine. Yeah. As you could imagine like a girl, it's good to grow up.

Yeah. Yeah, it was awesome. And then this last year we decided to homeschool them,

which has also been awesome because we travel a lot.

Yeah. And I let to bring the kids with me to India. So I never really had issues with how I grew up

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