My Fav Podcasts

Here is a list of all my Favorite Podcasts and thier corresponding links.
I admit that I am more well-rounded due to these casts, take a look, you may enjoy them as well! :)

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  1. Carolyn of Tech SnarkMay 5, 2007 at 7:59 AM

    Hey! Thanks for the kudos! We have a blast doing the show and it's great to have you as a listener.

    ~Carolyn

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