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8:00 am Mon
Oct 14, 2013
Lisa Hanawalt's comics are about horses and cats and genitals and things. Some of her less racy work has appeared in The New York Times. Here we talk about pitching TV shows, making minis and the depressing dangers of working from home. (Note: we are catching up with RiYL podcasts that have been previously published.)
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