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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2026 · 30 MIN

Rimantas Kmita Landslide

from Lithuanian Landslide · host 90.3 WHPC

Along with translator Audra Maciunaite, Rimantas Kmita, author of Pietinia Kronikas (Southern Chronicles), talks with Mark from Floral Park about his evolution as a writer from Siauliai.

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Along with translator Audra Maciunaite, Rimantas Kmita, author of Pietinia Kronikas (Southern Chronicles), talks with Mark from Floral Park about his evolution as a writer from Siauliai.

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This episode was published on June 8, 2026.

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Along with translator Audra Maciunaite, Rimantas Kmita, author of Pietinia Kronikas (Southern Chronicles), talks with Mark from Floral Park about his evolution as a writer from Siauliai.

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