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Things to Share... One of the best things about the internet is the easy availability of free podcasts. I listen while I am cleaning, working, walking or biking and they are my main souce of entertainment. Podcasts that I love:

This American Life (Of course)Real person Radio stories

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Radiolab - Real person radiostories with a science hook. (Sometimes Robert annoys me.)

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Jim Harold's Campfire -Ghost stories from callers , wade through the corny and strange-once in a while there is a really great story.

Memory Palace- Shorts, thoughtfully constructed

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