Fra rocker til bedemand - Under overfladen

from Radio Als · host Flemming Nissen

Lars Jensen gik fra rocker til bedemand og lever i dag "under radaren". Hør hans vilde historie i denne udgave af Under overfladen. I programmet "Under overfladen" dykker vi ned bag det menneske, vi kender og finder ud af, hvad der har gjort, at de er der, hvor de er i dag. Hvad har formet deres liv? Hvad er der under overfladen?

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