EPISODE · May 17, 2007 · 32 MIN

A Show About Lent

from KGSM Student Radio » Aural Fixation · host Greg Boone

Originally recorded in 2007 as part of the A View From the Hill series, this show brings your three stories about the lenten season

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Originally recorded in 2007 as part of the A View From the Hill series, this show brings your three stories about the lenten season. First we hear from Luke Garrison about an experience traying down the Gustavus Hill. Then a bit of fiction written by Katie Anderson and Molly Kolpin, about growing up Catholic. Finally a story about the onset of baseball season by Bryan Pelach. Aural Fixation rebroadcast this episode in January 2008.

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