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this, because it tailors so well into where we're going next. Good afternoon, America, because

we're assuming that you listen maybe in the afternoon. And why am I saying, good afternoon, trauma, America, dad?

I have the faintest idea.

We're following up on a piece on Good Morning America.

Is that why you're doing it?

Yes, you got the segue.

Oh, I'm so proud of you.

He's not just a pretty face for you folks at home. Sometimes he gets a segue or two.

Well, we did a piece on Good Morning America about a book called The Dot, which I had never heard of.

And although it was published in 2003, and it has had a life of its own ever since then, which we

will explain to you in a moment. But you knew this book, right, Katie? I did. I have young kids,

so I'm still reading picture books, and I'm going to be very sad when those days come to an end,

and my son brings me red badge of courage, because at that point it's just a done deal.

But I'm still reading picture books. And so I do know the dot. It's famous among kindergarten teachers and pre-kindergarten teachers and first grade teachers everywhere because it encourages kids to try things, even if maybe they're not so comfortable trying them.

So we, in addition to being able to do this podcast, and I hope people listening know this,

we get six appearances a year on My Old Home, Good Morning America.

And we pick out pieces that basically things that arise from the podcast or whatever. We love it when we go on

GMA and get to see our old friends there. Anyway, Amanda McMaster, who is our producer for Good Morning

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