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EPISODE · Dec 11, 2008

Are We Strange?

from Strange Communities · host Phil Frana UCA Honors College

In this final podcast of the Strange Communities class John Zagurski, Robbie Toombs, and Katie Matthew talk about what characteristics the three communities we studied (composed of gang members, monks, and wikifolk) had in common with one another. Is it fair to say that “extreme” communities are the most “strange”? Is there any way of being objective about our lives when we live in close proximity to the communities that define us?

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