"Break In Transmission" with Joel Carnegie
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Last week, we wrapped up season four of The Storymakers Institute podcast, and what a ride it was: Tracey Spicer told me what she did after her work got ripped off by AI, we ventured into the Congo Basin with Nsah Mala, Jonathan Hirsch told me how growing up in a cult made him a better storyteller and Meshel Laurie told me why she handed her voice over to a robot.
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