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  • @Phil | Question for Lauren
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    "And I'm in the middle of reading your book as he's telling me this, and I am hearing his points and I'm thinking he's raising some pretty good points, but I'm also hearing your voice on the other side of it and thinking about some of the excerpts from your book and thinking, I don't know if that's the right answer and I don't want to put words in your mouth."
    14 min
  • @Taylor | My question for Stephen!
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    "But, you know, it's, it's still, I think, on a case by case basis, and I think there's certainly still a lot of pushback from sort of those that maybe view graphic novels with a bit of an old school mentality."
    2 min
  • @jabriaxwilliams | My question
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    "But a lot of people remember, you know, going to the comic books to door and searching for hours to find the one that you want. So what's really the biggest difference and how do you think that impacts the work that you do now?"
    1 min
  • @Jesswondering | My Question for Ahna Fleming
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    "And I was wondering what it was about him that you really, I guess, connected with that you would have an emphasis in your Ph.D. again, I was just curious if it was his writing style, the communities he wrote about or the nature. And another thing is, what do you think, Woodsworth, how do you think he would arrive about nature today? So it's a pleasure talking to you. Thank you very much for this opportunity. Thank you."
    2 min
  • @jabriaxwilliams | Question!
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    "Hi, Kevin. I'm super excited for your conversation. I wanted to ask more about how your past career blends into what you do now. I feel like there's a lot of jobs that you learn. Obviously your basic skills that you need to complete the job, but also a lot of background skills that can be transferable. So, like, what do you feel was transferable from your time serving to now being an author?"
    2 min
  • @jabriaxwilliams | My Question for Ahna Fleming
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    "I loved reading your bio and getting to know more about what you do. I would love for you to just kind of explain your internship position with the New York Times. That is huge and super exciting, and I would love to learn more about what you do."
    4 min
  • @heidi | My Question for Ahna Fleming
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    "Hey, Anna. I hope you're well. Thank you so much for taking the time to answer some questions on Swell. You're probably busy, so I'm just gonna ask you one question. I see that you were the first Deia manager at the Daily Orange, which is amazing. I really want to know what inspired you to take on that role in the first place, and how did you define success in that role since you were the first one? Looking forward to hearing your response."
    4 min
  • @Taylor | My Question for Ahna Fleming
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    "Hi. Thank you for doing this. Q and A. Really nice to learn a little bit more about you. It seems like you've been very, very busy. You know, your work with the New York Times. I guess I'm wondering, you know, you have some experience in the news world from working at the Daily Orange. But I guess what was the biggest surprise for you transitioning to a space like the New York Times? You know, one of the biggest in the world."
    4 min
  • @Taylor | My Question for Kevin Laws
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    "Hi, Kevin. Thank you so much for doing this. Q and A. It's really a pleasure to get to learn a little bit about you and about your book. And, gosh, I mean, I'm sure you hear it all the time, but thank you for doing the work that you do. It's obviously incredibly important, but I also understand how difficult it must be from a human perspective."
    4 min

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