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This week star of Season 1 - Mary Tweed - has launched her own podcast and it's brilliant. Plus Debbie is back with a 1940's economical cookbook recipe, Lani is back with a cocktail perfect for Piers Morgan, and Laura's got mushroom growing advice. There's more Nostralockdownmus, and Andrew finally admits all the sneaky tricks for shopping on Amazon when you are supposed to be in a meeting...
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In this season finale our host Andrew Keith Walker records a show live in one take, running through the summary of season 1 and previewing the subject for season 2 - which is live streaming and moving your podcasting set-up to the next level. We'll be talking about workflow, streamlining your …
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