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Tulipanfest for EU-midler

EPISODE · Feb 28, 2008 · 34 MIN

Tulipanfest for EU-midler

from Trivialradio (2006-2008) · host Jesper GB Henriksen

S01E05 "Tulipanfest for EU-midler" Udgivet 28/02/2008 Vært: Jesper Henriksen Gæst: Michael Lillerøi Skov  I denne episode beretter Michael om tiden lige efter folkeskolen hvor han var på den Fri Ungdomsuddannelse. Han blev udstationeret i Ribe på en tvivlsom skole. 

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