Children's Television Voteshop(#324) & A Carousel Ride after Too Much Soup(#336) from Jan 24, 2018

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Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Children's Television Voteshop (Behavior Modification)" - Show #324, from July 27, 2004 [The electoral college will have the final voice, 'cause people helping other people is what this world's about. Kids, a Christian Coalition education critique, vote fraud, The Marx Brothers, Barney, and horror movies. You can always count on a police officer whenever you need help. Original playlist/source listing] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Lost episode from 10/5/04" - Show #336, from Oct. 5, 2004 [A Carousel Ride After Too Much Cake] Moebius Story Leidecker - "4 We Need You In Our Soups" - Familiar [Wobbly! (After the shows)] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/77067

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