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November 19, 2007

CCLaP Podcast 16a: Public Radio International's Jesse Thorn

Public Radio International's Jesse Thorn

It's Monday, which means it's time for another episode of the CCLaP Podcast. Today, part 1 of my extra-long talk with Jesse Thorn, host and producer of Public Radio International's "The Sound of Young America." (Part 2, which lasts another 45 minutes, can be found by clicking here.) Also featuring the music of Creative Commons recording artists Lark Wiskey and Pablo Sciuto. Don't forget, if you download the MP4 version (linked to below) and listen to it through iTunes, an iPhone, or a video iPod, chapters and links and images will be at your disposal as well. And yes, by the way, the CCLaP iTunes channel is finally working once again! Hooray for that!

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The Sound of Young America
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Public Radio International
Lark Wiskey
Pablo Sciuto

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Filed by Jason Pettus at 2:06 PM, November 19, 2007. Filed under: CCLaP Podcast | Profiles |