Nothing goes with historical romance like a thorough discussion of ebola, right? Of course! Also: a correction. I mistakenly attributed the original source of the material of Jane the Virgin to a Mexican telenovela. The original was Venezuelan β my apologies, Venezuela! Lo siento! This podcast player may not work on Chrome and a different browser is suggested. Make sure to disable your ad blocker to see all the books.
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Of course. This is a very well-rounded podcast episode. I hope you enjoy it. Is there an official end date? Either way, I hope you enjoy this episode. And now, on with the podcast. Sarah: Before we get started on, like, you know, the CDC and the Ebola and things like that, I really want to start with something very important. And I, I almost kind of tricked him into it. I was like, well, what, what if I got a book deal? Jennifer: And he said, well, it would have to be some book deal.
