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Until we migrate all the old posts to the new site, visit the 1947project archives here Kim edits Scram, a journal of unpopular culture Nathan's book, "Los Angeles Neon" Joan has a nicer collection of vintage cosmetics than you'll ever find, so don't even try. Kim and Nathan with the Crime Bus
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1947project podcast #11
Submitted by kim on Fri, 2007-11-30 19:07
It's another edition of the retrospective podcast, featuring child brides, freak shows, dirty books, long beards... and a cry for love from Crimebo the Clown. Here it now at iTunes or Archive.org. Bookmark/Search this post with »
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