You are listening to a Clark's World magazine podcast with your host and narrator Kate Baker.

Greetings Clark's World Citizens.

It's the third story of the month and I hope this podcast finds you well.

I hope you're able to get outside as spring sort of inches forward. I know some of my friends are complaining about, you know, last minute attempts by Mother Nature to slam their area with snow, but I've actually been outside a lot. I've been doing bike rides and listening to other

podcasts while I plant things and rearrange things in my yard.

So a question to all of the listeners out there.

Have you liked the changes that I've made

on the podcast of late?

The reason that I ask is because I want to tailor this to our listeners.

I want this podcast to be one of your favorites.

And if you have any suggestions

into consideration.

Aside from that, I don't believe that there's any news to report, really, so I'm just going to jump into the third story for the month of April for issue number 67.

This piece is entitled The Woom Factory by Peter M Ferrenzi.

Peter has written extensively about technology for national magazines and the web,

sometimes as a cheerleader, sometimes as a cat collar, and concerned citizen of the world.

He writes speculative fiction in the hope that he may infect others with the bone-deep

reading addiction that's plagued him since he resolved the alphabet into words.

Born in California, he's drifted east, living in North Carolina, New York, England, and now France.

Along the way, he acquired a couple of degrees, a love of photography, and a taste for travel.

He lives in Paris with his wife.

You can find Peter's website at Peter Ferrency.com and let me spell that for you because his name is a little bit tough on the phonetic side.

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