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At the Black Farmer in Devon our producers enjoyed on both sides of the Atlantic.

We're McKinnon and Saunders from Manchester and our puppets are watched on six continents.

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So if you make it in the UK, why not sell it to the world?

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Hey everybody, hope you're doing really really well.

I'm recording this just to let you know that I'm taking some time off to be with my family.

We'll be back on Monday with a special MLK episode and I'll be here on Tuesday back on schedule.

But we're spending a long weekend together as a family instead of skipping out.

Just want to tell each of you I love you, I appreciate you, I'm grateful for you.

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That's how we do this podcast, how we keep it going, that we provide so much news to millions and millions of people.

And so we're grateful for all of you who are members.

But if you're not yet a member, go now to the Northstar.com and have a great weekend.

Again, we'll be back on Monday speaking about Dr. King and his legacy and then back on our regular schedule on Tuesday.

Take care everybody.

Every day in every newsroom around the world, there's a meeting to decide what leads the news.

It's often argumentative and occasionally heated.

In this new podcast, you'll get to hear the argument of yourself as each week three journalists pitch the story they think mattered most.

And at the end of each episode, I'll decide what comes out on top.

I'm James Harding and from Podomo and Tortoise, this is the news meeting.

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