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I'm going to take a break for monologues for a bit.

I know people like them, and I like doing them, but I feel like they're a little disorganized and

they're just about whatever I'm thinking that day. And I know that that is maybe part of their

appeal. They're kind of spontaneous. It's like, I saw this or I was thinking this or I read this.

But I want to make them a little more cohesive.

I want to jump around from topic to topic less and I want to have a wider point.

I'm almost at the two-year mark of this podcast and I've learned a lot since I started. I love my listeners,

and I respect your time. So I want to spend this summer figuring out how to make the monologues

less jumpy and more coherent so that my listeners get more out of them. I'd love to hear from you all about what you'd

like the monologues to be going forward or anything else you'd like to tell me at Carol Markowitz

Show at gmail.com. I'd love to hear from you. Please let me know how your summer's going. Thanks for listening.

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