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Rebecca got Globed

Check out the excitement around the new radio show, Curiosity Aroused, featured in the Boston Globe! Don't miss the TAM 5.5 event.

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... Boston Globe, that is. They printed a nice article about her new radio show, Curiosity Aroused. BTW, Rebecca will be at TAM 5.5, and I will be sure to mock praise her when I introduce her.

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