Yonder Questions and Answers Part 2

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from Yonder · host Larry Ninas

The book Yonder is completely written, and all 40 chapters have been posted as a podcast.  I had a few questions from listeners to which I thought I would post answers.  Thank you for listening to my book.  I hope you have come to love the people of Yonder as I have.  Below are some links that I promised in the podcast. Podcasting app Anchor      https://www.anchor.fm Audacity audio editor down load.   www.audacityteam.org Yonder Blog   https://yonderbook.wordpress.com What is an RSS feed and how does it work?   https://rss.com/blog/how-do-rss-feeds-work/

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