Radio Tapio.

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Hey there, it's Mark Pagan. If you're looking for a new podcast for your rotation,

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You'll find a beautiful marriage of sound-rich, deeply layered audio and unexpected compelling

stories that crisscross the B side of history. Learn about rogue librarians, why rotisserie chicken

is so cheap, famous people like Ray Eames and Linda Ronset, and not so famous people,

like Suzanne Rogers, the technician who became Prince's sound engineer, with no training and sound

engineering, and Curtis Carroll, the stock market wizard of San Quentin Prison. You'll get something

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Dear diary. 6th grade. February 14th. 1991. I am really depressed. How could she break up with me?

Mom, you can't read this.

February 26th, 1996. It was announced today that the Prince and Princess of Wales are going to

get a divorce. I also learned today that Adam and Eve is not a true story.

I just felt so upset because my life is so confusing already, and now Adam and Eve may not

have even existed. But lunch was good today. Most teenagers use their journals to vent about their

lives. O'Line Eaton used hers to vent about history. May 20th, 1994. Now the Jacqueline Kennedy and

Richard Nixon have died. I cannot stop thinking about them. They were a part of history. They made

history. Now they are history. But what exactly was driving her obsession? Perhaps all of it can be

boiled down to a desire to never be forgotten. I wonder if I'll get married. Will I succeed in life?

Will I make something of myself? Will I live to the year 2067 so I can hear what Jacqueline Kennedy

...