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April
30, 2002 |
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Rhino
Poetry, National Poetry Month
Alice George, co-editor, Rhino |
| Audio |
Bather:
Teen Girls of Color Speak Out
Jade Pagkas Bather, senior at Lincoln Park High School, contributed
a poem to My Sisters' Voices: Teenage Girls of Color Speak Out,
edited by Iris Jacobs |
| Audio |
Sports
Update
Cheryl Raye Stout, Eight Forty-Eight sports contributor |
| Audio |
AIA
National Architectural Awards
Ed Keegan, Eight Forty-Eight architecture contributor |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing Documentary
"Residence Elsewhere: Urban Nomads"
Joan Schuman, Chicago Matters producer |
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April
29, 2002 |
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African-American
Studies
Dwight McBride, associate professor of English, head of Department
of African-American Studies, University of Illinois at Chicago.
McBride is leaving UIC for Northwestern University.
Richard Steele, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
| Audio |
Jeremy
Piven
Jeremy Piven, Evanston actor |
| Audio |
Letters
to J.D. Salinger
Chris Kubica, co-editor, Letters to J.D. Salinger |
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April
26, 2002 |
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Month
in Review
Laura Washington, columnist, Chicago Sun-Times
Eric Zorn, columnist, Chicago Tribune
Cheryl Corley, reporter, National Public Radio |
| Audio |
Radio
ARTE
Yolanda Rodriguez, general manager, Radio ARTE
Carlos Flores, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
| Audio |
Duck
Decoys
Dave McGuire, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
| Audio |
Cool
Spots: Bird's Eye View Museum
Jerry Pohlen, Eight Forty-Eight
contributor
Devon Rose, Bird's Eye View Museum, Wakarusa, Indiana
Gianofer Fields, Eight Forty-Eight producer |
| Audio |
Film
Reviews
Jonathan Miller, Eight Forty-Eight film contributor, reviews
Umberto D., The Piano Teacher, and Reels 1-4 |
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April
25, 2002 |
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Jon
Burge Probe
Locke Bowman, legal director, MacArthur Justice Center, University
of Chicago |
| Audio |
Reaction
to Vatican Conference
Sheila Daley, co-director, Call to Action |
| Audio |
Yiddish
Radio Project
Henry Sapoznik, musician and historian |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Personal Story: Virdajean and Her Mother: The Lady with
the High-Heeled Shoes"
Virdajean Townes-Collins, retired postal worker
Geraldine Norwood, mother
Alex Kotlowitz, Chicago
Matters reporter / producer
Amy Dorn, Chicago
Matters producer |
| Audio |
Home
Improvement
Wally Prodrazik, Eight Forty-Eight media contributor |
| Audio |
Bugs
Jorg Schmidt-Bailey, Ph.D., educator, University of Illinois Extension
Gianofer Fields, Eight Forty-Eight producer |
| Audio |
Hamburgers
Steve Dolinsky, Eight Forty-Eight food contributor |
| Audio |
Cattle
Farms
Simone Orendain, reporter, Great
Lakes Radio Consortium |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Song: "The Coffee Song"
Artist: Ralph Covert
Album: At the Bottom of the Sea |
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April
24, 2002 |
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Airport
Security
Mary Ann Akers, reporter, National Public Radio |
| Audio |
Drug
Money
Bill O'Brien, assistant state's attorney, Cook County narcotics
division |
| Audio |
Dream
Project
Alan Stone, artist planning “Chicago Dreams” for a September
2002 exhibit at the Chicago Cultural Center
Victoria Lautman, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Trailer Parks"
Jesse Hardman, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
| Audio |
Hubbard
St. Dance Company
Ron De Jesus, dancer, Hubbard St. Dance Company
Sandi Cooksey, dancer, Hubbard St. Dance Company
Justin Kaufmann, Eight Forty-Eight senior producer |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner |
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April
23, 2002 |
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Preview:
Jon Burge Special Prosecutor Hearing
Frank Ralph, coordinator of the Campaign to Prosecute Police
Torture
Flint Taylor, People's Law Office
Ron Allen, John Henry Wigmore professor, Northwestern University
School of Law |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Personal Story: Patricia Evans: Healing"
Patricia Evans, Chicago resident
Alex Kotlowitz, Chicago
Matters reporter/producer
Amy Dorn, Chicago
Matters producer |
| Audio |
One
Book, One Chicago
Marta Segal, Chicago writer, reviews Chicago's choice of Night
by Elie Wiesel |
| Audio |
Hal
Prince
Harold Prince, director, Hollywood Arms, at the Goodman Theater
Jonathan Abarbanel, Eight Forty-Eight theater contributor |
| Audio |
Book
Stall
Roberta Rubin, owner, BookStall on Chestnut Court in Winetka
Jim Carrane, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Song: "Funny Day"
Artist: David Hernandez & Street Sounds
Album: Satin City Serenade |
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April
22, 2002 |
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Illinois
Justice
Kenneth A. Manaster, author, Illinois Justice: The Scandal of
1969 and the Rise of John Paul Stevens |
| Audio |
Calumet
Mark Brush, reporter, Great
Lakes Radio Consortium |
| Audio |
Chicago
the Beautiful
Kenan Heise, author, Chicago the Beautiful: A City’s Rebirth,
in Photographs and Prose |
| Audio |
Kids
Cafe
Sister Joellen Tumas PHJC, Holy Cross Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish |
| Audio |
Invasive
Plants
Mr. Jody Shimp, natural heritage biologist, department of natural
resources, University of Illinois Extension
Gianofer Fields, Eight Forty-Eight producer |
| Audio |
Chicago
Connect
Adrian Bleifuss-Prados, student organizer, Francis Parker High School
Fannie Diego, student organizer, Farragut High School |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner |
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April
19, 2002 |
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Court
Rulings
Sean Crawford, reporter, Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
Tollway
Voices
Motorists at the Lake Forest Oasis |
| Audio |
Asian
Carp
John Rogner, field director, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service |
| Audio |
Assisted
Living
Simone Orendain, reporter, Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
Theater
Reviews
Jonathan Abarbanel, Eight Forty-Eight theater contributor,
reviews: The Tempest at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Mirandolina
at Noble Fool Theater, and Contact at Oriental Theater |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Personal Story: Don Kimball: The Visitor"
Don Kimball, structural engineer
Alex Kotlowitz, Chicago
Matters reporter / producer
Amy Dorn, Chicago
Matters producer |
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Rolando and Carlos Flores |
Cuban Film
Gloria Rolando, Cuban filmaker, Raices de Mi Corazon (Roots
of My Heart)
Carlos Flores, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
| Audio |
Camerata
Steve Dolinsky, Eight Forty-Eight food contributor, food
writer for the Chicago Reader, host & producer of Good Eating
on CLTV |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Song:
"Procrastination"
Artist:
Kristin Ronne
Album:
Red Line Train |
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April
18, 2002 |
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Regional
Planning
Ed Keegan, Eight Forty-Eight architecture contributor, contributing
editor to Architecture Magazine
John McCarron, former urban affairs reporter for the Chicago
Tribune
Alicia Berg, director, Chicago Department of Planning and Development
Joe McElroy, planner, McElroy Associates |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Training Chicago Housing Authority Residents for New
Homes"
Linda Paul, independent producer |
| Audio |
Theater
Scene
Amy Raffa & Anne Whitney, actors in The Trip to Bountiful,
at the American Theater Company |
| Audio |
Garden
Flowers
Greg Stack, horticulture educator, Department of Horticulture at
University of Illinois Extension
Gianofer Fields, Eight Forty-Eight producer |
| Audio |
Cloned
Cows
Gil Halstead, reporter, Great
Lakes Radio Consortium |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Song: "Trouble A Come"
Artist: D Settlement
Album: American Icons |
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April
17, 2002 |
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Tollway
Hearings
Tom Cuculich, executive director, Illinois State Toll Highway Authority
State Representative Jeffrey Schoenberg, Democrat, 58th district,
Evanston
Joseph Schwieterman, director, Chaddick Institute for Metropolitan
Development at DePaul University |
| Audio |
One
Book, One Chicago
Al Gini, Eight Forty-Eight's resident philosopher, professor
of philosophy at Loyola University discusses Night by Elie
Wiesel |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
“Personal Story: Milton Reed: Panthers and Palm Trees”
Milton Reed, mural painter
Alex Kotlowitz, Chicago
Matters reporter/producer
Amy Dorn, Chicago
Matters producer |
| Audio |
Taken
By Design
David Travis, curator, "Taken By Design: Photographs from the
Institute of Design, 1937-1971" at the Art Institute of Chicago |
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April
16, 2002 |
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Death
Penalty Report
Tom Needham, member of Governor Ryan's Commission on Capital Punishment
Rob Warden, director, Northwestern University's Center on Wrongful
Convictions
Carol Heise, lawyer, Midwest Center for Justice
State Senator Barack Obama, Democrat, Chicago |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
“Leaving the CHA”
Andrea Defotis, independent producer |
| Audio |
Centro
de Estudios Puertoriquenos
Carlos Flores, Eight Forty-Eight contributor
Marixsa Alicea, associate professor, DePaul University School of
New Learning
Merida Rua, doctoral candidate, program in American Culture at the
University of Michigan. |
| Audio |
Eastland
Disaster Documentary
Victoria Lautman, Eight Forty-Eight contributor
Harvey Moshman, co-writer and producer of The Eastland Disaster
Chuck Copalla, co-writer and producer of The Eastland Disaster |
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April
15, 2002 |
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State
Budget Update
Stephen Schnorf, Director of the Illinois Bureau of the Budget |
| Audio |
Recovering
Unpaid Taxes
Tom Creal, president, Recovermetrics |
| Audio |
Sports
Update
Cheryl Raye Stout, Eight Forty-Eight sports contributor |
| Audio |
Whooping
Cranes
Susan Stephens, reporter, Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
100
Year Anniversary
Richard Nopar, photographer, Edward Fox Photography |
| Audio |
Pritzker
Awards
Ed Keegan, Eight Forty-Eight architecture contributor on
architect Glenn Murcutt, winner of the 2002 Pritzker Architecture
Prize |
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April
12, 2002 |
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Chicago
Archdiocese Responds to Scandal
Chancellor Jimmy Lago, Chicago Archdiocese |
| Audio |
New
Catholics
Bob Bakis, Chicago attorney and RCIA team leader at St. Gertrude
Church in Chicago
Helen Banta, Chicago social worker and recent convert to Catholicism
Pierre Talbert, Chicago attorney and recent convert to Catholicism |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
“Landlords and Renewal in Washington Park”
Johanna Zorn, Chicago Matters reporter |
| Audio |
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| Ramin
Serry |
Maryam
Ramin Serry, Iranian-American filmaker, Maryam
Shauna Lyon, producer, Maryam |
| Audio |
Film
Reviews
Jonathan Miller, Eight Forty-Eight film contributor discusses
"Pulse 2002: A Spotlight on Digital Media" and reviews
Time Out |
| Audio |
Cool
Spot: F.A.S.T Corporation
Jerry Pohlen, Eight Forty-Eight contributor
Gianofer Fields, Eight Forty-Eight producer |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Song: "The Weather!"
Artist: Oh My God
Album: The Action Album
Label: NoVo Arts Inc. |
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April
11, 2002 |
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Rabih
Haddad Hearings
Mosque Controversy in Palos Heights
Rouhy Shalabi, president, Arab-American Bar Association |
| Audio |
NEXT:
Latino Immigration Patterns
Jesse Hardman, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Bronzeville Class Conflict"
Veida Hugley, Chicago
Matters mentorship program |
| Audio |
Thai
New Year
Art Lee, chef at Erawen
Arun Sampantharivat, chef at Arun's
Steve Dolinsky, Eight Forty-Eight food contributor |
| Audio |
Soils
Ellen Phillips, crops educator, University of Illinois Extension
Gianofer Fields, Eight Forty-Eight producer |
| Audio |
TV
Reviews
Wally Podrazik, Eight Forty-Eight media contributor
and author, reviews Greg the Bunny and Andy Richter Controls
the Universe |
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April
10, 2002 |
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Campaign
Finance
Jay Stewart, Staff Attorney, Better Government Association |
| Audio |
Hog
Farm Lawsuit
Willis Kern, reporter, Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Personal Story: The Miners: Staying"
Michael Miner & Betsy Nore, homeowners
Alex Kotlowitz, Chicago
Matters reporter / producer
Amy Dorn, Chicago
Matters producer
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Studs
Terkel - Myra MacPherson
Studs Terkel, Eight Forty-Eight special contributor
Myra MacPherson, author, Long Time Passing: Vietnam, The
Haunted Generation, and She Came to Live Out
Loud |
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April
9, 2002 |
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Arthur
Andersen Layoffs
The Cost of Pedophilia
Charlie Wheelan, Eight Forty-Eight economics contributor,
Midwest correspondent for The Economist |
| Audio |
First
Black Congressional Page
Rep. Paul Findley, former Illinois Republican Congressman |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Teens Fight Gentrification"
Judith McCray, Chicago
Matters reporter |
| Audio |
Prairie
Burn
Tom Hintz, senior ecologist, V-3 Consultants, Woodbridge, IL
Doug Taron, biologist consultant, Peggy Notebart Nature Museum
Gianofer Fields, Eight Forty-Eight producer |
| Audio |
Mexican
Folk Art
Cesario Moreno, visual arts director, Mexican Museum of Fine Arts
Victoria Lautman, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
The Cricket Rumor Mill: "Frisbee" |
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April
8, 2002 |
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by Steve Edwards |
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Lessons
from Ground Zero
Michael Fagel, Certified Emergency Manager, based in Aurora and
stationed at Ground Zero in New York City in Fall 2001 |
| Audio |
Rookie
Year
Tyson Chandler, forward, Chicago Bulls
Eddie Curry, center, Chicago Bulls
Bill Wennington, Assistant Coach, Chicago Bulls
Cheryl Raye Stout, Eight Forty-Eight sports contributor |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Personal Story: There When You Need It"
Mark Jones, man who lives in Ryder trucks
Alex Kotlowitz, Chicago
Matters reporter / producer
Amy Dorn, Chicago
Matters producer
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| Audio |
Female
Baritone Saxophonist
Juli Wood, Chicago saxophonist
Richard Steele, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
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April
5, 2002 |
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by Steve Edwards |
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Wrigley
Field Controversy
Ken Jakubowski, consultant to the Lakeview Community and Wrigleyville
Rooftop Owners Association
Alicia Berg, City of Chicago, Department of Planning and Development |
| Audio |
The
Bleacher Preacher
Jerry Pritikin, Cubs fan known as the Bleacher Preacher |
| Audio |
National
Archive
Martin Touhy, Lead Technician, National Archives, Great Lakes Region |
| Audio |
Theater
Reviews
Jonathan Abarbanel, Eight Forty-Eight theater contributor,
reviews The Lonesome West, Battle of the Bands, and
Xena Live |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Moving to Olympia Fields"
Ed Taylor, first time contributor |
| Audio |
Asian
Film Showcase
Justin Lin, director of Better Luck Tomorrow |
| Audio |
Chicago
Latino Film Festival
Juan Ramirez, director and producer of Israel in Exile
Carlos Flores, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
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April
4, 2002 |
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by Steve Edwards |
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Gas
Formulas
Congressman Paul Ryan, Republican, Wisconsin's 1st district |
| Audio |
Suburban
Sprawl
Lester Graham, reporter for the Great
Lakes Radio Consortium |
| Audio |
Tri-state
Accord
Scott King, Mayor of Gary, Indiana |
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President
George W. Bush
Breakaway to President Bush press conference in the Rose Garden
about the crisis in the Middle East |
| Audio |
Vertigo
TJ Jagadowski, performer
Jim Carrane, Eight Forty-Eight contributor |
| Audio |
National
Re-Pot Your Plant Day
Jim Frost, co-owner of Urban Flora
Gianofer Fields, Eight Forty-Eight producer |
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April
3, 2002 |
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Operation
Safe Road
Carlos Hernandez-Gomez, Chicago Public Radio's political reporter |
| Audio |
Local
School Council Elections
Archon Fung, assistant professor of public policy at Harvard University's
Kennedy School of Government |
| Audio |
School
Choice
Jody Becker, Chicago Public Radio's education reporter |
| Audio |
Trust
Al Gini, Eight Forty-Eight's resident philosopher and professor
of philosophy at Loyola University |
| Audio |
Daughters
Aaron Freeman, Eight Forty-Eight contributor, Chicago writer
and performer |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Choosing Where to Live"
Jay Field, Chicago Public Radio's social services and human affairs
reporter |
| Audio |
Transgenesis
Lorrainne Sade Baskerville, executive director of Transgenesis
Gianofer Fields, Eight Forty-Eight producer |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Lesser Birds of Paradise: "If You Want It" |
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April
2, 2002 |
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Where
We Live
Dan Immergluck, Senior Vice President, Woodstock Institute |
| Audio |
What
We Live In
Ed Keegan, Eight Forty-Eight architecture contributor |
| Audio |
Chicago
Matters: Inside Housing
"Homeshare"
Julia McEvoy, executive producer of Chicago Matters |
| Audio |
Neo-natal
Care
Kristina Orfali, Assistant Director, MacLean Center for Clinical
Medical Ethics at the University of Chicago
Victoria Lautman, Eight Forty-Eight Contributor |
| Audio |
The Art
of Chicago Improv
Rob Koslowski, author of The Art of Chicago Improv
Jonathan Abarbanel, Eight Forty-Eight theater contributor
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| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Silverback: "Alsace-Lorraine" |
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April
1, 2002 |
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Campaign
Notebook: Illinois Senators
Lynn Sweet, political reporter Chicago Sun-Times |
| Audio |
Campaign
Notebook: Cook County GOP
Chris Robling, former Republican party activist |
| Audio |
Campaign
Notebook: Municipal Elections
Alderman Ed Bus, 53rd Ward |
| Audio |
Opening
Day
Cheryl Raye Stout, Eight Forty-Eight sports contributor |
| Audio |
The
Economics of Major League Baseball
Allan Sanderson, Sports Economist, University of Chicago
Charlie Wheelan, Eight Forty-Eight economics contributor |
| Audio |
Bean
Soup Times
Toure Muhammed, publisher and editor, Bean Soup Times |
| Audio |
Cool
Spot: Close To Home
Jerry Pohlen, Eight Forty-Eight contributor
Gianofer Fields, Eight Forty-Eight producer |
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