Field of Vision Podcast: NFC Reflection

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Similar to my previous podcast, this one will review the NFC in the 2019 season. Thanks for listening to this reflection series, it was a lot of work but certainly worth it.

Listen to the AFC edition.

See other available platforms on Anchor.

Music by award-winning pianist Ryan Silver.

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