EPISODE · Jan 26, 2024 · 9 MIN
ATT On Air #13: Hand-me-downs / Dinge, die weitergegeben werden
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Berlin/Großbritannien: Ein Autor zieht um. Ungespielte Brettspiele, Lampenschirme, Postkarten: Machen diese Dinge ein Leben aus? Andri Schenardi liest Nathan Ellis.
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Berlin/Großbritannien: Ein Autor zieht um. Ungespielte Brettspiele, Lampenschirme, Postkarten: Machen diese Dinge ein Leben aus? Andri Schenardi liest Nathan Ellis.
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Berlin/Großbritannien: Ein Autor zieht um. Ungespielte Brettspiele, Lampenschirme, Postkarten: Machen diese Dinge ein Leben aus? Andri Schenardi liest Nathan Ellis.
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