Agile Vocalist Has Gone…Podcast

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Delicious News For Your Ears!

It’s with great excitement that today’s update is:  Agile Vocalist has now gone…podcast! Audience and followers can now listen to all guest interviews in these common places where you get your podcasts.

** Note that blog posts will still live here on the web

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