Ep9 Reading and 1770

Episode 9 of the The Lucy Bloom Show podcast, hosted by thelucybloom, titled "Ep9 Reading and 1770" was published on March 10, 2026 and runs 29 minutes.

March 10, 2026 ·29m · The Lucy Bloom Show

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Summary

I’m on a road trip in Queensland at the moment. Just me and dawg, beach hopping between speaking gigs where the weather is warm and the people are friendly. This ep is about the privilege of being able to read, cool people I’ve met along the road and ahem the sexual maturity of the male green turtle.

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I’m on a road trip in Queensland at the moment. Just me and dawg, beach hopping between speaking gigs where the weather is warm and the people are friendly. This ep is about the privilege of being able to read, cool people I’ve met along the road and ahem the sexual maturity of the male green turtle.

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