EPISODE · Jul 1, 2009
John Galayda
from Connecticut PHODcast · host Robert Norman Photography
Photojournalist John Galayda comes in with his Face For Radio, and sits down to talk about the desert, fires, basketball and creepy desert creatures. http://www.norman-photography.com/phodcast/john-galayda.mp3
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