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EPISODE · May 7, 2026 · 28 MIN

Linda & Janet

from Writing Class · host Wilnona

Two lifelong friends with fifty years of shared history, Linda and Janet sit down on the Writer's Class Podcast to talk about their debut book Tutu's Pearls — a deeply personal project about legacy, life lessons, and the stories we leave behind. In this episode, Linda and Janet open up about their writing journey, their creative process as co-authors, and what inspired them to transform five decades of friendship and wisdom into their first book. Whether you are a first-time author, a reader who loves authentic storytelling, or someone thinking about the legacy they want to leave, this conversation will stay with you long after it ends.

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Two lifelong friends with fifty years of shared history, Linda and Janet sit down on the Writer's Class Podcast to talk about their debut book Tutu's Pearls — a deeply personal project about legacy, life lessons, and the stories we leave behind. In this episode, Linda and Janet open up about their writing journey, their creative process as co-authors, and what inspired them to transform five decades of friendship and wisdom into their first book. Whether you are a first-time author, a reader who loves authentic storytelling, or someone thinking about the legacy they want to leave, this conversation will stay with you long after it ends.

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Two lifelong friends with fifty years of shared history, Linda and Janet sit down on the Writer's Class Podcast to talk about their debut book Tutu's Pearls — a deeply personal project about legacy, life lessons, and the stories we leave behind. In...

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