Dr. Gavin Hughes, Research Associate at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, is our guest! We talk about a bit of Irish history, a bit of Cricket, and a lot of Educational Writing.&nbsp;
I prove that an American podcaster can be out-classed and out-thought by an Irish historian and that laughter is always welcome.
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The Working Writer, Episode 19 - Writing Dialogue

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