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Little City In Space 070589 PPM

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1989
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Little City In Space with Peter, Paul and Miriam! A unique Little City in Space show with an unusual line-up. Regular Peter Stenshoel is joined by Miriam Stonehill and Paul Zaiser. Also, the talents of Bob Zander and Mark Masyga. Wide-ranging music and a fascinating, bizarre sound collage compliment News, Sports, Joblines, Paul Bunny, and a public service announcement. Originally broadcast on KFAI, Minneapolis-St. Paul on July 5, 1989.

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  1. LittleCityInSpace070589 PPM

    No date given · 1 h 19 min

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  1. Little City In Space 070589 PPM

    Listeners' uploads · 1 episode here · archive.org

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