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Andrew & Polly from Ear Snacks Go for the Moon (Bonus Episode)
Our podcasting pals, Andrew & Polly, have some awesome news and I'm super excited to share it with you!
Award-winning children’s music duo Andrew & Polly “go for the moon” with their most adventurous sonic endeavor yet. Their fifth album, Go for the Moon, is set for lift-off on September 27, 2019.
To celebrate, I'm sharing an interview that I recorded with them about the periodic table, elements, DNA, and RNA. It was originally aired on Ear Snacks in an episode entitled Letters! (Part II).
You can preorder Go for the Moon at http://andrewandpolly.com/shop
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