EPISODE · May 16, 2009 · 1 MIN

Story Slam

from KGSM Student Radio » Aural Fixation · host Greg Boone

Aural Fixation recently hosted a story slam as part of the Firethorne Literary Magazine's Spring Release.

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Aural Fixation recently hosted a story slam as part of the Firethorne Literary Magazine's Spring Release. We hear from story tellers Alex Messenger, Ahna Gilbertson, Marie Bushnell, Joel Carlin, Ethan Marxhausen, Mary Cooley and Jenna Chapman. After winning a slam off with Alex Messenger, Joel Carlinmdash;Professor in the Biology Departmentmdash;won the contest. Here is the audio so you can judge for yourself.

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