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This is where we will be sharing any quotes, testimonials or press clippings we receive.

We are always open to speaking with media. Our founder, David Andrew Wiebe, for instance, has often been called a "walking encyclopedia", and is knowledgeable on a variety of topics.

If you'd like to cover Your Music Matters in your magazine, newspaper, newsletter, podcast, TV show or otherwise, please get in touch with us here:

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