Leucrocuta

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In episode 5 I chat with Laura Dickens of Leucrocuta about clarinet injuries, why you shouldn't use live animals in your show and what it feels like to be used as market research by tech companies Follow Leucrocuta on https://open.spotify.com/artist/1suYCKPVpEp47UUdIb5v4d?si=Mo54xx4CRiGMG08hkRLRRg http://www.instagram.com/leucrocuta.music https://leucrocuta.bandcamp.com/ http://www.instagram.com/onemoretunepodcast Podcast Music by Slim Goody Podcast Artwork by Peter Doyle Produced by Ian Byrne Support the show

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