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EPISODE · Sep 16, 2007 · 24 MIN

Kasota: What Time is This Place?

from KGSM Student Radio » Aural Fixation · host Greg Boone

A little documentary Blacklisted’s Greg Boone threw together this summer about the City of Kasota. He explore Kasota’s hidden “gem,” (well it’s really a mineral, but you get the idea) in this documentary, Boone interviews Gustavus’ Bob Douglas (Geography), John Palmquist and Eva Butterfield (curators of the Kasota Historical Society) and Howard Vetter (President and CEO of [...]

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A little documentary Blacklisted's Greg Boone threw together this summer about the City ofnbsp;Kasota.nbsp;He explore Kasota's hidden "gem," (well it's really a mineral, but you get the idea) in this documentary, Boone interviews Gustavus' Bob Douglas (Geography), John Palmquist and Eva Butterfield (curators of the Kasota Historical Society) and Howard Vetter (President and CEO of Vetter Stone, Inc.), in attempt to get at what it is about Kasota that makes it a distinctive place in the world.

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