2017 Podcast Transition

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An episode of the Organized Movement Inside Academia podcast, hosted by Dr. John Girdwood, titled "2017 Podcast Transition" was published on December 19, 2016 and runs 3 minutes.

December 19, 2016 ·3m · Organized Movement Inside Academia

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We are transitioning our podcast server to DreamHost, a free service for non-profits. Please enjoy this short instrumental tune as we prepare to deliver you more music, culture, and sociology during the coming year!

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We are transitioning our podcast server to DreamHost, a free service for non-profits. Please enjoy this short instrumental tune as we prepare to deliver you more music, culture, and sociology during the coming year!

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