The Ochelli Effect – New York Crazy Babies

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From Ochelli.com We are sorry for the delays on the podcast feed lately. Mike Swanson wanted to talk about movies. Chuck asked a few questions about financial stuff. The rise of machines is happening and hardly anyone has to go to work anymore. The fall, rise and fall again of Japan get noticed. Did people […]

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