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    About this Episode

    WWWCWD? (What would William Carlos Williams do?)

    This episode is not explicit.

    Performed by Lee Shackleford of Relativity podcast; written and performed by Shannon Perry of Oz 9.

    Shannon Perry is the creator and writer of the scifi comedy podcast Oz 9. Lee Shackleford is the creator and writer of Relativity, a scifi audio drama about the importance of connection.

    https://relativitypodcast.com/; https://www.shacklefordfreelance.com/
    https://oz-9.com

    TRANSCRIPT

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    Paradise by Music For Makers (Paid Commercial License)

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    Among the Clouds by Music For Makers (Paid Commercial License)

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