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Before we begin this week's episode, I want to share a book I recently finished by Kensington Publishing.

American Fly Girl by Susan Tate Ancany chronicles the amazing true story of Hazel Ying Lee, an unrecognized pioneer and unsung

World War II hero who fought for a country that discriminated against her gender,

race, and ambition. Inspired by Amelia Earhart in America's fledgling aviation

industry, Hazel was the first Chinese American woman in US history to earn a

pilot's license and fly for the military as a member of the Women's Air Force Service Pilots or Wasp's.

Now I'd heard of the Waspes but really knew nothing about them or their incredible stories until reading this book.

American Fly Girl, the true story of Hazel Eing Lee who followed her dreams against all the odds

and became an American hero is written by Susan Tate Ancany, and goes on sale April 23rd,

2024, wherever fine books are sold.

Hoeh, Sunshine Man, I don't know about you, but I'm exhausted. We've been hit. Sun Do you want to answer some listener questions? That is a good idea.

We've got many listener questions building up,

so why don't we rattle through a few of those,

but make this an intermission episode,

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