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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2005 · 53 MIN

HomeGrown Programme 3

This weeks music comes from Whiteboy Slim, Sam Huxley, Manny Montero, The Valuable Fools, David Elias, Anias Mitchell and Meerkat Population Explosion. There is a short story by Nic Treadwell and Poetry/Music by Joan Payne Kincaid and Rotcod Zzaj.Thanks to all for contributing. Podcast recorded Saturday 26th November 2005

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