Joelle Fraser – Growing up Hippy

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Click here to begin listening. The Territory of Men “The Territory of Men” is an intimate self-expose written by Joelle Fraser, a former Mendocino Community College English teacher. Written as a series of short episodes and adventures, Joelle shares the life of a woman who was raised in the hippie life of the 70s, and now […]

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Click here to begin listening. (http://www.radio4all.net/files/[email protected]/1197-1-FRASER_JOELLE__8.11.21_IA.mp3) The Territory of Men “The Territory of Men” is an intimate self-expose written by Joelle Fraser, a former Mendocino Community College English teacher. Written as a series of short episodes and adventures, Joelle shares the life of a woman who was raised in the hippie life of the 70s, and now is an accomplished writer and teacher. Joelle Fraser recommends “Last Stand,” by Richard Manning. Originally Broadcast: July 30, 2002

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