I've got a package that I've started using Module::Starter (and Module::Starter::PBP). When I try to run make test on it (no real code in place yet), the pod-coverage and pod tests fail as follows:

t/pod-coverage......Can't open perl script ""-I/Users/dhosek/dev/LA Lo
+cal Food/LALF-Market/blib/lib"": No such file or directory
t/pod-coverage...... Dubious, test returned 2 (wstat 512, 0x200)
 No subtests run 
t/pod...............Can't open perl script ""-I/Users/dhosek/dev/LA Lo
+cal Food/LALF-Market/blib/lib"": No such file or directory
t/pod............... Dubious, test returned 2 (wstat 512, 0x200)
 No subtests run
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Any ideas what's going on here?

(As an aside, the templates generated by the default settings from Module::Starter::PBP don't work: They're missing my before the setting of $version)

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