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Hello and welcome back to Big Mood, little mood. I am your host, Daniel M. Lavery,

and with me in the studio this week is June Thomas, the co-host of Working, Slate's podcast

about the creative process. And this is June's last day at Slate. And June is also working on a

book about lesbian spaces that I am very much looking forward to hearing about. June,

welcome to the show. Thank you so much, Danny, for having me. I really appreciate it.

Thank you so much for being here, especially again on your last day when you have lots to do.

And I already feel excited about giving advice together because we just finished having a

conversation about browser windows. I usually give it a minute. I think it's just like a useful

insight into our ways of working, which is, you know, if you wouldn't mind sharing with the people

what your feelings about having multiple tabs open are. Yeah, it's my only nonsense. I really,

I'm not prone to window or top multiplication. I'm a mess in many ways, but not in that particular

one. I admire that. And I think the one thing that sets me apart from the sort of classic too many

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