Mud Skipping!

Episode 8 of the MINNIE'S MANA! podcast, hosted by Minnie Yazmin Lewis, titled "Mud Skipping!" was published on August 6, 2020 and runs 40 minutes.

August 6, 2020 ·40m · MINNIE'S MANA!

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Minnie's fine conversation with environmental educator, podcast producer, and comedian Laura Beck.  In 2005, I was Laura's very own high school English teacher and dorm parent at a one-of-a-kind boarding school in the North Woods of Wisconsin. After a long sojourn, the amazing new world of the Podcast brings us back together to catch-up again after many moons! 'A Guess is just a guess' - audio poem by Aniko Yazmin Lewis 'Mud Skipper' - music and lyrics by Aniko Yazmin Lewis, recorded at NAFF Studios in North Wales. Copyright of Aniko Yazmin Lewis, August 4, 2020.

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Minnie's fine conversation with environmental educator, podcast producer, and comedian Laura Beck.

In 2005, I was Laura's very own high school English teacher and dorm parent at a one-of-a-kind boarding school in the North Woods of Wisconsin.

After a long sojourn, the amazing new world of the Podcast brings us back together to catch-up again after many moons!

'A Guess is just a guess' - audio poem by Aniko Yazmin Lewis

'Mud Skipper' - music and lyrics by Aniko Yazmin Lewis, recorded at NAFF Studios in North Wales. Copyright of Aniko Yazmin Lewis, August 4, 2020.

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